Sentence examples for troublesome to keep from inspiring English sources

It's a bit troublesome to keep track of all his releases, even though they're the cream of the crop, so a compilation has been thoughtfully put together.

The move to rehabilitate Mrs Mandela reflects Mr Mbeki's determination to keep potentially troublesome politicians on his side.

Backers expect it to be referred to other committees, often a tactic legislative leaders employ to buy time or to keep a troublesome bill from consideration by the full legislature.

The trio deemed their tightening necessary to keep a lid on troublesome inflation and to give a lift to their battered currencies.

The banks are so powerful that they can enlist the local police to keep an eye on the most troublesome employees, often following them to Beijing, where their protests and petitioning can prove embarrassing for executives back home.

RATHER than kicking troublesome figures out, some countries, especially in the Middle East, like to keep them in.

Yet, the U.S. has turned a blind eye and linked itself to the Saudis in an increasingly troublesome relationship - purportedly to resolve regional problems, but mostly to keep the oil flowing.

But he's learned that I don't bring something troublesome up without a great deal of thought, and I've learned to keep some of my concerns to myself.

How to keep radioactive material from falling into malevolent hands remains a troublesome question.

"I've never tried to keep a specific person alive before, and it's much more troublesome than I would have believed.

An equally troublesome matter, Ms. Walker said, was a $5 million loan Mrs. Clinton made to her campaign to keep it afloat before the coast-to-coast nominating contests on Feb. 5. "Where did that come from?" she asked.