Sentence examples for constant bothering from inspiring English sources

The same applied to pain: whether the test subject felt no pain at all, a little pain, or constant, bothering pain.

At 76, ill-health is a constant bother and, like the garden pests, it has also sabotaged her financial plan for the second half of the year.

The house was neat, as if no one lived there, I no longer had the constant bother of shopping and doing the laundry.

During these outings, "I was forced to recognize that the clothing of my sex was a constant bother.

Orchestrated the forwards well from the back and a constant source of bother to the Irish.

Yet, the lack of constant electricity "bothers people in all they do", as Birendra Shakya puts it.

But Mark left in 1988, unable to cope with du Pont's constant interference: "He became a daily nuisance, bothering me with dumb questions and getting in my personal space".

They were sure I was bothering the neighbours, with all my constant clapping. .

Today's pricing system of flat rates for retail customers despite constant fluctuations in the wholesale market is rather like setting petrol prices without bothering about the cost of oil, says Fereidoon Sioshansi of Menlo Energy Economics, a consultancy.

The constant shelling did not bother him as much as the loss of his food.

This way, you won't be bothered by constant phone calls and threats from collectors that will make you wish your broken toe had been fatal.