Sentence examples for troublesome state from inspiring English sources

Macon County has been plagued by troublesome state intervention such as Gov. Wallace's hampering of school desegregation.

A year after its controversial takeover of Merrill Lynch, Bank of America is discussing settling a troublesome state inquiry into the star-crossed deal and the billions of dollars in bonuses that Merrill hurriedly paid its employees.

The prohibition of lay investiture was rooted in Gregory's determination to reform the troublesome state of Christendom, which had lost the original purity of the church of the Apostles.

Pension specialists are hoping Congress will use those two years to make fundamental changes in the pension law itself, so that when the breather expires, the system does not simply lapse back to today's troublesome state.

To be sure, Trump is in a troublesome state as he prepares to enter office.

The Kuenzel case offers a terrifying look inside an oft-overlooked part of the problem: the byzantine rules that often delay or prevent troublesome state court convictions from being reviewed.

And how well will it play not only in the Oval Office but with troublesome states like North Korea?

"China's involvement with troublesome states indicates at best a blindness to consequences, and at worst something more ominous," Mr. Zoellick said at the time.

"The far more troublesome states for ratification may be precisely the ones where the problem is greatest -- and it was presumed this reform would help alleviate tensions and provide a means of resolving conflict".

The recession can now claim another troublesome record: state tax collections shrank at the end of 2009 for a fifth consecutive quarter, the longest period of continuing state revenue declines since at least the Great Depression, according to a new report.

The Nets' troublesome financial state -- their team payroll of nearly $53 million is among the highest in the league -- cannot be traced to Nash.