Sentence examples for be a headache from from inspiring English sources

There won't be a headache from not getting enough sleep.

Blue discharges are certain to be a headache for Congress from now on".

GoPro's Karma drone has been a headache from the start, both with regards to its technical limitations and a mass recall after reports stated drones were dropping from the sky late last year.

THE unseemly scramble by most English universities to raise annual tuition fees to the maximum level permitted by the state, £9,000 ($14,500) from September 2012, is a headache for the coalition government.

"But for the people who live here, I think it's going to be a headache". The city bought the site from the Los Angeles County Flood Control District in 1981 for $700,000.

"It's a headache I've been dealing with from day one, there are a number of players like that (who want to leave).

"Are you O.K.?" "It's just a headache from the champagne.

It's a big headache from Rio's Municipal Guard, which purportedly has more important things to worry about than writing parking tickets.

The Mobile Worker Project came at the right time for John Taylor Hospice, as Tongue explains: "We were just at the turning point of changing from paper records to electronic patient records and one of the things that was really causing me a headache, from a clinical safety point of view, was how do you make sure clinicians have access to clinical records while they are out in the community".

The fact that these places exist and that the film was shot in Liverpool doesn't matter; viewers will still get a headache from being bashed with the obvious so often.

Medication-overuse headache (MOH) is a chronic headache condition that results from the overuse of analgesics drugs, triptans, or other antimigraine compounds.