Sentence examples for become bothersome from inspiring English sources

At one time, cataracts were removed only when they became intolerable, but with the development of effective permanent artificial lenses, Dr. Lichter said, people with otherwise healthy eyes should have cataracts removed as soon as they become bothersome.

When palpitations become bothersome or frequent, most patients will seek medical attention.

Bacteria, like football fans, are harmless on their own and become bothersome only when in large groups.

But the White House still seems to think that the scandals were about a few bad apples rather than rotten branches and roots.K Street v K-MartMr Bush has proved remarkably adept at dumping his business cronies when they become bothersome: Kenny Boy rapidly became Ken Who?

But persevere and send another email (but be careful you don't overdo it and become bothersome).

Sounds that are trivial during the day can become bothersome at night, especially when they are abrupt.

The frequent messages and calls home to parents updating them of their student's progress (or lack thereof) became bothersome.

You can even choose to 'block' any fellow Facebooker who becomes bothersome.

A persistent shortness of breath became bothersome enough to send her to the doctor, and a chest X-ray identified fluid surrounding her heart — fluid that was found to contain cancer cells.

In the West this so-called "Pythagorean comma" became bothersome as Western music oriented toward vertical sounds called harmony in which the distance between pitches in chords needed to be the same in every key.

There's nothing wrong with occasionally borrowing garments from a fashion-forward friend or family member, but making it a regular habit becomes bothersome.