Sentence examples for created annoyance from inspiring English sources

For the public, he said, the defendants' "intentional act created annoyance".

Municipal solid waste (MSW) landfills are one of the major sources of offensive odors potentially creating annoyance in adjacent communities.

An unfounded action may create annoyance; but the renouncing it is no consideration in law for a promise.

The shift has created both annoyance and satisfaction among European officials.

These forces created considerable annoyance in the GUNT by supporting Acyl's faction in its disputes with the other militias, including the clashes held in late April with Goukouni's FAP.

In 1849 the semi-destitute William Hamilton – wishing to create an annoyance so that he would be housed and fed in prison – launched the fourth attack on the Queen with a rusty miniature pistol, which was probably unloaded.

Police have the power to search and photograph people and take them away if they are believed to be creating an "annoyance" or "inconvenience" in Sydney or in and around the Olympic park.

The burden of enforcement will fall on the city's Community Development Department, which will have to mediate among neighbors over whose lights are too bright or shining in the wrong direction, thereby creating an annoyance.

"Problems arise when multiple beepers are present at a site or the alarm creates an annoyance beyond the danger zone".

The addition of airline bag fees several years ago created another travel annoyance: people who cram all their travel necessities into carry-on bags to avoid the fees.

The authors were surprised to find that noise at home generated by neighbors created the highest annoyance among children: "Neighbor noise has been neglected in previous research of nonauditory health effects of noise exposure on children".