untroublesome

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• Now, it appears that internet access is emerging as a new and troublesome determinant of health.

• That worry has already prompted some vaccine makers to look for ways to tweak their shots to keep up with these troublesome newcomers.

• It only feels like there’s something more imminently troublesome going on.

• After all, teeth are a notoriously troublesome aspect of human anatomy, and dental troubles don’t wait for a pandemic to end before they strike.

• Over the last few months, industries in the US have had to contend with a troublesome carbon dioxide shortage.

• But this approach can be troublesome for a variety of reasons.

• Why the government is so vehemently eager to delist the grizzly remains a troublesome question.

• Reputations are constantly being disinterred, re-examined, re-purposed for use in the troublesome present.

• Yes, Moscow and Tehran are troublesome today for a variety of good reasons.

• The regime has, to date, never definitively weighed in on whether these troublesome critters had imperialist or fascist ties.

• My soul hateth your new moons, and your solemnities: they are become troublesome to me, I am weary of bearing them.

• He shall not be sad, nor troublesome, till he set judgment in the earth, and the islands shall wait for his law.

• As already reported in my telegram, fire from the Asiatic shore is at times troublesome, but I am taking steps to deal with it.

• The first method is the more troublesome, but, without comparison, the better one.

• I caught a violent cold the very same day: it has settled in my eyes, I believe, for they have been troublesome to me ever since.