Barking dogs can be considered a nuisance.
Nonetheless, hard water is generally considered a nuisance.
Cheetahs, leopards and baboons, considered a nuisance by farmers, are routinely shot, often leaving orphans behind.
What is ambient noise on a farm might be considered a nuisance in the suburbs, especially at 5 a.m.
Tinkering with the plumbing (adding more toilets) or the gas (to cook commercially) can be considered a nuisance, and can be dangerous.
Of course, it takes a certain kind of engaging, nonthreatening personality to network on a plane without being considered a nuisance.
The Observer has learnt that Ibrahim's extremist views were such that he was considered a nuisance by those attempting to clean the mosque's image.
Utah passed an amendment in 1997 stating that tobacco smoke may be considered a nuisance when it drifts from one residential unit into another.
IDS is apparently an ideological progeny of those, who, over history, wanted to curtail the reproduction of humans they considered a nuisance, feckless, feeble and dispensable.
India has long had a difficult relationship with Mr. Rushdie, one of its greatest living writers celebrated in the West but often considered a nuisance at home.
Of those, a meager17,5000 are collecting sales tax, which is not only considered a nuisance by shopkeepers but can also be used as incriminating evidence of their own unreported earnings.
