Sentence examples for caused annoyance from inspiring English sources

A tweet by Zinke about the sway of Florida stakeholders — "Local voices matter" — also caused annoyance.

Traffic noise has been a serious issue in urbanized areas and caused annoyance and health problems.

Apparently, the movie has caused annoyance in some quarters because it criticizes the American way of life.

The public prosecutor called for a sentence to deter others, and said the tourists' behaviour had caused "annoyance to many Malaysians".

He said their behaviour caused "annoyance to many Malaysians" and urged the judge to "take into account public sentiment" in the sentence.

The DJ immediately "caused annoyance and distress" to junior staff because of his constant sexual innuendo, the report found, but he was feted by senior managers.

Do I have to reasonably consider whether it will cause annoyance to somebody else?

It was an act almost laser‑targeted to cause annoyance to anyone still watching.

Chronic noise is an environmental pollutant and well-known to cause annoyance and sleep disturbance.

"Inferring frustration or distraction can be very valuable to an adaptive system," he says, since it can avoid causing annoyance.

The company, fined £35,000, was one of four firms punished by the telecoms regulator for "causing annoyance".