Sentence examples for troublesome subject from inspiring English sources

Climate change – as with so many other controversial issues – has proved to be a troublesome subject when it comes to wikis.

Downing Street's three objectives [for Cameron's EU speech] were to pacify Tory MPs, sap the momentum of the fringe UK Independence party and put the troublesome subject of Europe to sleep until the general election in 2015.

The second is "A Troublesome Subject: The Art of Robert Arneson".

A Troublesome Subject: The Art of Robert Arneson by Jonathan Fineberg The University of California Press, 270 pages.

Despite its troublesome subject, the series succeeds, moderately, in letting you know that it knows that Bond, as his creator conceived him, is a relic, and that Fleming's pulp-novel aspirations are worth skewering: When he gives a complicated drink order, in one scene, he is rewarded instead with a beer.

Without Putman, country music would have been denied one of its most consistent songwriters who was not afraid to write about troublesome subjects: divorce, murder, infidelity, desperation and heartsickness.

The offense is a more troublesome matter.

Mini-Asthma QoL measures functional impairments that are most troublesome to subjects with asthma during the 2 weeks prior to responding to the survey, and has four domains: 1) symptoms (5 items); 2) activity limitation (4 items); 3) emotional function (3 items); and 4) environmental stimuli (3 items).

Despite its acknowledged value, the magnetic compass long remained a fragile, troublesome, and unreliable instrument, subject to mysterious disturbances.

The subtitle was changed to "The Strange Career of a Troublesome Word," clarifying that the subject was a word and not a person.

Montaigne observed, "It seems to me that in old age our souls are subject to more troublesome ailments and weaknesses than in youth".