Sentence examples similar to troublesome to secure from inspiring English sources

The government's struggling £12.7bn IT programme was in crisis tonight after the department of health admitted it had failed to secure revised terms on three troublesome contracts, each worth £1bn.

The Ombudsperson's office exists to receive, examine, and channel the complaints and grievances of members of the Stanford community, and to secure expeditious and impartial redress". Any troublesome matter in the University community may be discussed in confidence with the University Ombuds.

At present shallow vaults in newer parts of Sellafield hold Britain's most troublesome waste, but that is an expensive and temporary solution, and not a good way to secure the many thousands of tonnes of additional toxic debris that would be produced by taking apart Britain's reactors.Most people now agree that the best solution is to bury it.

Ressi states, "Convertible debt has provided startups with a fast and easy way to secure seed-financing, but the sheer size of the debt created is troublesome both for individual startups, and the startup ecosystem as a whole.

Mr. Schwarzenegger had warned the Treasury Department that California might need an emergency loan to cover its expenses, but troublesome legal issues have emerged over such assistance, and the leaders emphasized to reporters the need to secure the borrowing.

"First priority: to secure.

Secure the assets to secure happiness".

Twist to secure it.

Crease well to secure.

Tie a knot to secure.

Backstitch to secure the thread.