Sentence examples for biggest headache in the from inspiring English sources

The hole in the transportation budget is not the governor's biggest headache in the spending plan he must release this week.

The Scottish Conservatives have thrown their backing behind parts of his agenda, which should provide some breathing room, but have joined other opposition parties in standing against P1 tests - making that topic perhaps the biggest headache in the immediate term.

"The police were the biggest headache in this country".

It presents, in Mr. Giangrande's estimation, one of the biggest headaches in the business.

Looking at the tariffs, which covered pages, it is easy to see why getting accurate computerised billing was one of BT's biggest headaches in the 1980s.

The encyclopedia's bosses retort that such concerns are overblown and that taking advertising would dent its appeal to users.That still leaves the site with another, bigger, headache in the form of declining engagement.

So before you make that purchase, take a little time upfront so you don't have a big headache in the end.

With most of the large infrastructure already in place for public transit, the biggest headache in Europe is the first/last mile problem - AVs could play a vital role.

At one point he offered to drive The Economist's correspondents 30 miles to Gary, Indiana to show them how easy it is to buy a gun there.Mr Emanuel's biggest headache in his second term will be the looming public-pension crisis.

The political fallout for Sinn Fein, which has denied IRA involvement, is giving the party its biggest headache in years.

IT USED to be western companies' biggest headache in Russia.