Sentence examples for troublesome to work from inspiring English sources
"They're troublesome to work with," she said.
Many textile and electronics firms hire only young women in their 20s, as they are thought to be less troublesome and more willing to work long hours.
By increasing American might, it may encourage the country's unilateralist element to think it can win wars without having to work with troublesome partners.
All relationships have their troublesome moments, and a commitment to work it out can be a good thing.
The recent firing of Coach Mike Dunleavy showed that the Trail Blazers are committed to trying to work with Wallace, their troublesome star, and with Arvydas Sabonis giving way to age and Shawn Kemp battling weight and substance abuse problems, Davis is their only reliable center.
If you encounter a particularly troublesome knot, put some conditioner on your fingers to work it out.
Yossi Vardi was quick to point out that Google's code service, code.Google.com could prove troublesome to the company now that it's easier for programmers and copywriters to work together.
The ventriloquist had been too ill to work for the last few months and had struggled to manipulate his troublesome sidekick as he got older.
The protocol took some time to work out - the American press called her "First Girlfriend" - but even more troublesome was the task of defining a role.
How to set nations to work furthering the universal cause What treatment is there for the disease of nationalism, a more troublesome disease at this point than cancer?
Arguably an incomplete immunisations record would be more troublesome to nurses in their daily work than to GPs (who rarely give immunisations outside of the annual influenza campaign and rely on nurses to run the travel clinic).
