Sentence examples for considerable headaches from inspiring English sources

"A Slovenian language directory for Windows Live is causing us considerable headaches this morning, and we have no one to blame but ourselves".

This caused considerable headaches for developers who had lined up HealthKit integration to be there from the start of iOS 8. Any health and fitness apps with HealthKit integration that were live on the store prior to the release of iOS 8 were pulled down by Apple, with minimal notice.

Young, however, has historically gone to great lengths to make sure his records sound the way he wants them to, and often has caused record company executives considerable headaches with eleventh-hour fixes or changes to his music.

I think this study highlights both the huge advantages and the considerable headaches that are associated with having numerous genome sequences from all walks of life.

And in that sense, if Brexit happened, the prospect of Northern Ireland sharing an open border with the Republic of Ireland would obviously represent a considerable headache.

The customers of the H&R Block branch, Ms. Hawa and Mr. Johns, finally received their allotted refunds recently after considerable headache and red tape.

All of it piles up to be a considerable headache for Blatter, who insisted as late as last year that the 2022 World Cup must take place as planned in the summer.

It's a considerable headache.

PRINCIPLES FOR PROGRESS The U.S. and the IMF could save themselves — and the world — considerable headache by applying four basic principles to economic policy: n Sound money.

If there was indeed such a late swing then the polling industry is left with the considerable headache of having comprehensively failed to pick it up either before or during polling day itself.

Carbon footprint is important to businesses now more than ever for a number of reasons; it's an key measure of sustainability, something stakeholders of all stripes are increasingly paying attention to, and it can be important to customers interested in the reputation of a business, as well as NGOs who could represent a considerable headache if that aspect of the business isn't well-managed.