The definition of this troublesome term is beyond the scope of this article (see aesthetics); it will simply be said here that no quick and easy way of distinguishing aesthetic pleasures from other pleasures will suffice for the task at hand.
By eliminating the troublesome term we eschew the ontological commitment they seem to carry.
Rowntree was pressed on the subject of Dylan Hartley, patently the best hooker in England but also the most troublesome in terms of on-field discipline.
A functioning arterial graft to the right coronary artery (RCA) is especially troublesome in terms of myocardial protection to the right ventricular (RV) muscle, whereas the conventional antegrade and retrograde cardioplegia infusion might provide enough protection to the left ventricle (LV).
"The challenge of hypochondriasis," Belling argues, "the reason it is such a troublesome medical term, is that its meaning is dependent on the concept's escape from the very disciplines that seek to define it".
At 36, knowing he had a broken bone in his back, degenerative conditions in his hips, shoulders and ankles, and a troublesome short-term memory, Smith took an easy payment of $203,500 in September.
Hence the subsequent analyses remain considerably simpler in [19 21], whereas we need to deal with this troublesome interference term in this paper.
Critical illness is associated with a wide array of serious and troublesome long-term sequelae that may interfere with achieving optimal patient-centred outcomes.
Even more troublesome were ethnic terms, like "street Arab" and "Jew down".
If a financing term sheet contains troublesome or even outrageous terms, don't take it personally.
