Sentence examples for considerable nuisance from inspiring English sources
By the mid-19th century the practice of quarantine had become a considerable nuisance.
He took these claims to senior party members, and it gradually became obvious that Scott was capable of being a considerable nuisance.
Free-roaming feral cats are common in areas of concentrated human habitation, and can pose considerable threats of nuisance and damage to native ecosystems.
But it was by no means necessary to rely upon them, for they could have machine stokers, so to speak, which would never fail to perform their duty, and which would, at the same time that they remedied the smoke nuisance, confer a very considerable benefit upon those who employed them.
Fly infestation causes significant nuisance to camels, can lead to considerable distress (Soulsby 1982) and are a major transmission agents of trypanosomiasis.
Peter Tutton, the head of policy at StepChange, said: "Nuisance calls are a serious problem that causes considerable anxiety and stress, so we are pleased that the ICO has identified such practices and is penalising the offenders.
"This has resulted in considerable extra cost to clean these sites, as well as the nuisance and inconvenience caused by the thoughtless attitude of a small minority".
These nuisance compounds are ultimately found to be developmental dead-ends and are abandoned, often after considerable effort has been invested in them.
