Sentence examples for bothersome question from inspiring English sources

The incident raises a bothersome question that JetBlue has yet to answer, but which my colleague Deborah Tornello succinctly put to the airline in an open letter.

After the bothersome off-season questions and the nagging injuries, after the arrival of a new defensive coordinator and some new players, the Giants fielded a unit Saturday in contrast to the one that collapsed last year in a season of disrepair.

In any case, sausage-pie's attempt to moderate what is rapidly becoming known as the Tories' "problem with women" was scuppered when he was confronted with that most bothersome of questions: "Would you call yourself a feminist?" His reaction was, all in all, just perfect.

If you want to avoid eye rolls and sassiness, avoid asking these bothersome 16 questions to ensure a pleasant flight.

These questions become more bothersome as Robert Frey's lie-laden memoir "A Million Little Pieces" has come under close scrutiny.

This single question ("how bothersome is your pain today?") tool gives 5 answering options: "not at all," "slightly," "moderately," "very much," and "extremely" [ 37].

When a man visits Dr. McConnell about urination problems, he said, the first question he asks is how bothersome are the symptoms.

When participants reported more than one headache type, questions were directed to the one identified as the most bothersome.

Subjects were asked if all their headaches were of one or more types and, if more than one headache were identified, subsequent questions were focused on the one that was the most bothersome.

A potential problem in our study is that the question on LBP included only the description of "bothersome" pain without any additional clarification on severity or type of pain.

Each of the survey questionnaires had a list of 18 symptoms experienced in the previous two weeks and an additional question asking women to specify which they had found bothersome.