troublesomely

But for eukaryotes, which tend to have larger and more complicated genomes, metagenomics is a troublesomely broad way to sample.

After some research, the judge drew on a 1999 appeals court ruling to tell jurors Friday that importune means “to beg, urge, or solicit persistently or troublesomely.”

She showed no sign of having troublesomely impulsive feelings; on the contrary, she seemed cold.

I rose early; and yet, in three months of country negligence, my clothes had all grown so troublesomely unbecoming, that, before I could make them look tolerable, the family were assembled at breakfast.

But indeed they were not all, for sometimes there were two or three other drugs in hand, interfering, perhaps troublesomely, with the simple division of therapeutics into the two provinces of rhubarb and sulphuric acid.