Sentence examples for troublesome though from inspiring English sources

That night can always be troublesome, though, with such high expectations you're never sure you went to the right set of parties, in the exact right order.

More troublesome, though is not the questionable translation but the insertion of a word that is not there in the original -- "new testament (or covenant)" for "testament".

Judging proper attack or jump distance can be troublesome though.

Those crops can mix with others, and that would be troublesome, though not devastating.

Snakes longer than eight feet can be troublesome, though... Recently, a large snake in Los Angeles ate a neighbor's Chihuahua, and the neighbor brought suit.

Hence the whole will be much stronger if it exerts less control over its parts, enabling members to show their individual strengths, troublesome though they may sometimes be.

The Gini index is a troublesome measure, though, because it only captures relative changes.

There are troublesome staffers, though, including "Chappy," who is "fooling around with little girls -- he had them down the basement of our building in the dark, where we found a pair of panties torn".

Wang could do nothing about the troublesome Flyers, though.

The troublesome truth, though, is that the man who allegedly dazzled Romney and Petraeus, among others, may not exist.

But the interruptions, though troublesome, are temporary.