Sentence examples for annoying consequence from inspiring English sources

In an unheralded and sometimes annoying consequence of cleaner waterways, mayflies are mating and dying in greater numbers than they have in half a century.

A1 Return of the Mayfly (and How) In an unheralded and sometimes annoying consequence of cleaner waterways, mayflies are swarming around the Mississippi in greater numbers than they have in half a century.

One annoying consequence of surgery is the painful sore throat that follows recovery from anesthesia, but a small study suggests a simple and cheap way to reduce the risk: gargle with licorice just before going under.

If you present yourself in certain feminized ways — whatever your sex or gender — there are joys and annoying consequences.

Government agencies are joining corporations in cracking down on so-called "cyberslackers" by installing software that limits employee access to the Internet--with annoying consequences for some researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) in Atlanta.

Things that are annoying or of no consequence are just "mothers" ("don't bother me with those madres"), while "not even mothers" means "no way", and the exclamation "Mothers!" is similar to "Whoops!"Something that "has no mother" can be either ultra-cool or absolutely appalling, depending on the context; conversely, something terrific can equally well be either "little mother" or "at full mother".

Perhaps in consequence, wayward judgments, annoying stylistic tics and repellent prejudices seem to have been pea-shootered into what is otherwise a generally informative and often insightful commentary.

The consequences range from annoying (lights turning on and off, coffee makers starting up in the middle of the day) to creepy (messages on a smart refrigerator, locations being tracked, cameras being hijacked) to downright dangerous (thermostats/appliances being manipulated to the point of physical damage or fire, locks and garage door openers being compromised).

While the clinical symptoms of dryness and desquamation of the skin are annoying at best, a more serious consequence could be impaired fetal brain and visual development.

He said: "If we can poke fun at everything in France, if we can talk about anything in France apart from Islam or the consequences of Islamism, that is annoying".

If you're late paying your credit card bill, the consequences can be mild or annoying.