What is troublesome here is Shepherd's own terms of employment.
"What a troublesome country Cambodia is!" she chattily remarked, folding away her newspaper as she spoke.
I don't need to remind you what a troublesome time that was for so many people.
Still, the disclosure underscores what a troublesome year 2003 was for the specialist firms on the stock exchange.
But I think our biggest national book prize ought to celebrate what's troublesome, flamboyant and marginal as well as what's restrained, classical and good mannered.
"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.
What is troublesome here is not just the loading of the argument, not just the dubiously helpful appeal to religion, but that the mechanism of debate becomes the problem, or rather two problems.
"What's troublesome to me is that I never received a phone call from them as chief executive officer of the city of White Plains to advise me that they were going to consider closing the store," he said.
What's troublesome, he said, is that the annual grant from the Office of Mental Health is in jeopardy because of a new plan that would no long cover the cafe as an affirmative business program and would have it covered as a treatment program under Medicaid instead.
What was troublesome was the fact that many of these users claimed they were being attacked despite having set up unique and private email addresses that were only being used with Dropbox.
