Sentence examples for further headache from inspiring English sources

Scheduling proved a further headache.

However, the commission may now chose to extend its delibrations into September, creating a further headache for parent company Vivendi.

And while departments are already struggling to meet their spending commitments, the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR) gave Osborne a further headache.

Moscow faces the further headache of an expensive, fuel-laden lump of space junk that will at some point fall back to Earth.

Conversely, Fianna Fáil has been given a further headache on top of Lee's intervention over the attitude of their coalition partners, the Irish Green party.

In a further headache for Labour, it appears the party is not carrying out the same level of checks on new members who join at the full rate rather than registering as a union or party-registered supporter.

But Deutsche may face further headaches.

Like too many cups of coffee, instead of energising the system it just caused headaches (and further headaches in the 1980s, when the coffee was suddenly removed).

A chronic energy crisis, a sluggish economy and a power struggle with autonomy-minded provinces will provide further headaches.

Football Federation Australia is facing further headaches after reportedly admitting mistakes that led to a kit clash during Wellington Phoenix's shock defeat of Melbourne Victory in Auckland and complaints about the state of the pitch.

Takashi Koyari had been expected to win handily, but a former lawmaker from the opposition Democratic Party of Japan, Taizo Mikazuki, narrowly defeated him.The LDP's defeat may presage further headaches for Mr Abe.