Sentence examples for biggest nuisance from inspiring English sources
White van drivers drew the ire of the North East in particular, with 58 per cent of the region's drivers calling them the biggest nuisance.
Hipmunk also figured that the best way to deal with the biggest nuisance in mobile commerce — entering a credit card number to check out — was to avoid the mobile part.
Mail is channelled through Hong Kong; direct telephone calls have been possible since the 1980s; cross-strait cargo shipping can be routed through a third area, but can go directly if not carrying local freight.The absence of direct flights except to Hong Kong and Macao is the biggest nuisance, though it really is no more than that.
"If you ask me what is the biggest nuisance today, I would say it's the 40 different passwords I have to create and change," said Nasir Memon, a computer science professor at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University in Brooklyn who is leading the iPad project.
The biggest nuisance is, predictably, the same issue you run into on ChromeOS ever since Google allowed Play Store access.
Of course the biggest nuisance is XP itself, including 21 fixes I had to download and install on factory-fresh machines.
Make sure to deep clean your humidifier at least once a month by taking everything apart and scrubbing it with white vinegar. 5. Pet hair Pet hair can be one of the biggest nuisances in cleaning your home and despite daily cleanings, you might not always get up all the hair and fur you want to.
The menu is relatively lean, but it is augmented by a long list of seasonal specials that are recited (always a nuisance) without prices (an even bigger nuisance; diners on a budget would do well to ask).
Though the letters had been a big nuisance, resulting in the closure of all congressional office buildings and the House of Representatives, some of the cases of infection which had been detected had produced little more than treatable skin sores.But the recent developments have rekindled anxieties.
"It's a big nuisance and causes delays for other customers.
"They just saw it as a big nuisance, and understandably so".
