Sentence examples for causing annoyance to from inspiring English sources

Vibration generated by underground railways transmits to nearby buildings causing annoyance to inhabitants and malfunctioning to sensitive equipment.

The multicoloured Asian ladybirds, Harmonia axyridis (Pallas), form large aggregations inside dwellings to survive cold winters, causing annoyance to householders due to their abundance, allergenic properties and problems consequent on reflex bleeding.

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.

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

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

Vibrations can exceed requirements for sensitive equipment or cause annoyance to humans and therefore the vibrations may need to be reduced.

Odorous emissions from sewers and wastewater treatment plants are a complex mixture of volatile chemicals that can cause annoyance to local populations, resulting in complaints to wastewater operators.

While a typo here and there is acceptable, a nearly incomprehensible email will only cause annoyance to prick at him, and he may not take the time to be a translator.

In addition to causing annoyance and disease, C. megacephala is considered one of the most important species of flies to forensic science.

The regulations outlaw the unauthorised assembly of people and give controversial "temporary enforcement officers" police powers to instantly remove from the designated Olympic areas people deemed to be causing "annoyance".