troublesome

People in the world outside school were more troublesome to deal with.

She was a bit troublesome and still is to some teachers.

We worked at the troublesome problem until three in the morning.

He did not want to take on a troublesome hit right now.

I am not some troublesome mother who has come to talk about her difficult child.

He then gave them more practice problems in troublesome areas.

They were never easy to get along with, and trade was always troublesome at best.

This is part of what makes music so living and troublesome an art.

I sometimes think that is why I'm such a troublesome person.

Nobody wanted to seem troublesome before the program even began.

There is not an easy answer for this troublesome problem.

The Democrats had been in office for four long and troublesome terms.

A troublesome general who just does not seem to want to die.

And fear can make them troublesome, as I have said.

The way we now talk about crime is the most troublesome of all.

In May they rose half as much, 1 percent, but still were troublesome.

But the public has no access, and this is troublesome.

Weight can create troublesome problems, she said, but not age.

The salt business has been troublesome for the last few years.

No troublesome clothes to get in the way of a good party.

She was very troublesome when I began to write this morning.

I remember people; but time and places are often troublesome.

Thus the way to the wrong side appears to be even less troublesome.

That kid was the least troublesome baby I ever saw.

My call was taken by Grace, who had troublesome news.