Sentence examples for bigger headache for from inspiring English sources
But the bigger headache for Gove must surely be political.
But the bigger headache for the industry is fierce competition that keeps profit margins thin.
Long term, the aging of the Omani fields may be a bigger headache for the D.M.E.
The absence of growth is a much bigger headache for the Liberal Democrats than the other main parties.
Make no mistake, though, the Liberal Democrat surge is a much bigger headache for the Conservatives, as most of it is at their expense.
Firms have readily agreed to the deferred prosecutions, said Vikramaditya S. Khanna, a law professor at the University of Michigan who has studied their use, because "clearly it avoids a bigger headache for them".
Such middle-class protests could now create bigger headaches for officials in the north-east than the remnants of blue-collar dissent.Correction: The map accompanying the original version of this article managed to give China an undeserved coast on the Sea of Japan.
"It's just a big headache for me," he added.
Financing development is a big headache for donors and governments.
That would have relieved a big headache for the Republican establishment.
"Cleaning up" Tailings disposal is the biggest headache for China's chromium industry.
