Sentence examples for troublesome tendency from inspiring English sources

It's a troublesome tendency, both because it's so familiar and because it can flatline a poem in five lines flat.

"I had the most blistering row with Godfrey in a Strasbourg restaurant the other day," Nigel Farage chortled in his speech at the Ukip conference at Central Halll in Westminster, making  the best of his colleague's troublesome tendency to stick his foot in his mouth and then start in on the ankle.

Douglas A. Berman, a law professor at Ohio State University and an expert on sentencing, said the rise in monetary damages might curb "a troublesome modern tendency of many legislators and judges to respond to all perceived crime problems with longer and longer terms of imprisonment".

Two recent examples exemplify this troublesome trend.

For example, a troublesome data quality finding is the tendency for a few facilities to have large gaps between the assessment reference date and the date the assessment is signed off as complete.

But some may prove more troublesome: several synaptic proteins have an inherent tendency to bind curved membranes – especially BAR-domain proteins such as endophilin and amphiphysin (Mim & Unger, 2012).

From the results of this study, the hemostasis could control the natural bleeding tendency of the hemorrhagic vocal polyp, thereby avoiding any troublesome obstruction of surgical view with bleeding.

(Facebook supports HTML5 video, but also Flash due to browser compatibility issues – which is troublesome to those in the security community due to things like Flash Player's tendency toward zero-day vulnerabilities.

This could prove troublesome.

"Any tendency for these longer-term inflation expectations to drift higher or even to fail to reverse over time would have troublesome implications for the outlook for inflation," he said.

Offense has always been troublesome.