Sentence examples for what a troublesome from inspiring English sources

I don't need to remind you what a troublesome time that was for so many people.

"What a troublesome country Cambodia is!" she chattily remarked, folding away her newspaper as she spoke.

Still, the disclosure underscores what a troublesome year 2003 was for the specialist firms on the stock exchange.

What a troublesome proposition, and one that disturbs the joy you would otherwise take in Demetrius and Helenus dancing hand in hand.

But as is often the case when it comes to noise and the city, the official version of what constituted a troublesome racket did not always jibe with the experiences of residents.

The next 30 years saw a bewildering variety of modern designs proposed to complete what had become a troublesome architectural anachronism on the edge of growing urban decay.

But in what could be a troublesome sign for Mr. Schilling's case, Mr. Aventajado said he was optimistic because those other hostages were being held by a separate, and perhaps more amenable, faction of Abu Sayyaf.

Others suggested that Mr. Martin was hoping to hand the issue off to the new chairman so he did not have to deal with what could be a troublesome matter.

Though it is difficult, I try to accept anxiety for what it is a troublesome but helpful part of my emotional and psychological makeup.

I loved the way the story disrobes the goofiness of bureaucracy as "Social Service" (played to a T by Tilda Swinton), a nameless functionary whose rigidity can ultimately be bent by legal threats and not simply by the prospect of a solution to 'her' problem of what to do with a troublesome youth.

"First of all, what's troublesome to me is, No. 1, Tom is a great senator, a good person, and I'm sure it's all garbage," Senator Skelos, a Long Island Republican, said.