Sentence examples for bothersome issues from inspiring English sources

[C12.] F.D.A. Expresses Doubts Over Drug The staff of the Food and Drug Administration has found "several bothersome issues" with data submitted by AstraZeneca that appear to jeopardize the company's chances for approval of its cancer drug, Iressa.

Thanks to our grovelling adulation of stars, we have organised a world for them in which bothersome issues such as quarantine are, quite frankly, irrelevant.

Rodney Hero, a professor of political science at the University of Colorado, said Mr. Owens's willingness to express his views about the Ramseys also provided "a kind of easy national visibility, at the same time raising some issues that are bothersome to many Coloradans.

11 The purpose of Exercise 1 was to examine how well the specialist could recognise issues that patients find the most bothersome out of the range of LARS symptomatology.

It is important to respect these issues, because they may be highly bothersome or even physically painful to your roommate.

"There are so many issues here that are bothersome".

He said in this way people can make themselves energy self-sufficient without fear of government and police monitoring their energy usage and issuing bothersome search warrants.

What is glaringly bothersome about her candidacy is her lack of articulation on any issues facing the nation.

Participants described bothersome side effects of medications including cushingoid features, dental problems, weight issues, excessive bleeding, high blood pressure, infection, low self esteem, mood swings, excess hair, kidney problems, swollen gums and osteoporosis.

And all this for the sake of an issue which, though in need of remedy, sooner or later, is much less bothersome to English voters than Mr Hague made out.

The WTA issued a statement on Tuesday, saying it is "aware that some fans find it bothersome".