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troublesome

[truhb-uhl-suhm] / ˈtrʌb əl səm /


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It wasn’t troublesome to go through airport security then; the lines were short and quick because screening “wasn’t that thorough,” Price said.

From Los Angeles Times

Potentially disturbing was how one noted Ram may have pushed past his limits, as receiver Davante Adams limped off the field early in the fourth quarter after apparently reinjuring his troublesome hamstring.

From Los Angeles Times

The focus by Nasdaq, the SEC, and Finra on underwriters with histories of troublesome IPOs reflects the frequent appearance of certain small investment banks in problematic offerings.

From Barron's

This would get the selected areas through the troublesome middle phase quickly, but the pains and benefits would be concentrated in specific neighborhoods.

From The Wall Street Journal

But standing on the 26th floor with a small child and troublesome knees, she also knew she couldn’t make the descent by stairs.

From The Wall Street Journal