Many artists would turn these troublesome ingredients into campy fun, but the tone of "The Beebo Brinker Chronicles" is sincere.
The increasingly bitter polarization of U.S. politics is also a troublesome turn for Jews, in that they overwhelming vote for only one political party: The Democrats, now out of power at every level of national government.
As it turned out, the troublesome white fat cells, which are associated with human problems like the dreaded spare tire, were being converted to the beneficial type of fat cells at a higher rate than usual.
The establishment of natural protected areas and the urban growth are two inseparable processes as they are functionally connected, but their dynamics tend to be troublesome and turn into the epitome of the wicked relationship between humans and nature.
As with everything else I teach, when you come alongside a child, rather than making troublesome issues turn into power struggles by coming AT him with threats or lectures, you reinforce your all-important role as Captain of the ship for your child, making them more willing to follow your plan.
However during his early teens he battled with troublesome behaviour, turning to religion as a way of keeping off the streets.
At Moody's, Mr. Kolchinsky oversaw the ratings assigned to subprime mortgage collateralized debt obligations, or C.D.O.'s, many of which turned out to be troublesome despite their triple-A ratings.
Preston, whose 1994 book "The Hot Zone" made his name synonymous with troublesome microbes, turns his focus from the Ebola virus to another, potentially even more lethal microbial disaster -- a bioterrorist attack with the smallpox virus.
The second part of the paper turns to a more troublesome challenge.
Several attempts to separate the fine, gelatinous In(OH 3 by filtration (with and without filter aids) turned out to be troublesome even at small scale.
