Sentence examples for added hassle from inspiring English sources

Independents value doing the work they love, without added hassle.

As an added hassle, ships must travel back and forth to retrieve the data.

As Microsoft notes, however, users often complained that they would forget to use their pre-purchased coupons and that "people didn't like the added hassle of having to print up coupons or display QR codes to redeem savings".

Clearly Apple's hoping that it can convince users to ditch the cards altogether in favor of a centralized storehouse of their payment methods on the iPhone, but it's smart to see credit card makers move into biometrics, provided they work well and thus offer actual convenience, instead of added hassle.

Plus the added hassle that taking a plane now is like taking a city bus; it's not a fun experience.

DR 1 (30 yrs qualified: GP principal, deprived area) "this extra thing [a self-management support programme] is like an added hassle that they don't perceive as being of any benefit.

He reasoned that reaching the consumer audience requires budgets and focus that BeliMobilGue isn't interested in, plus there are added hassles.

He reasoned that reaching the consumer audience requires budgets and focus that BeliMobilGue isn't interested in, plus there are added hassles.

Equipping the iPad to run Flash could have added a hassle factor that turned the tablet into something much more like a desktop or laptop computer.

Yet it is still struggling to manage even what it has; would it do better if it added the hassle of integrating 171 new stores to its estate, let alone 481 and their shop-soiled management on top?Sainsbury's bosses and shareholders can only benefit by being saved from their own expansive ambitions.

But we have to ask, first, are all these extra security policies actually keeping America safer, and second, even if they are making us a little safer, are they worth all the added time, hassle and cost?