Sentence examples for growing nuisance from inspiring English sources

This year, conflicts were as rampant as the bears, and the local news from the Catskills to California carried updates on the standoff: bear attacks on the rise in north and south carolina.... black bears growing nuisance in west.

Congestion is a menace to air quality, a drag on business efficiency and a growing nuisance to Londoners of every kind as they try to get around the city.

King Tides, the extreme high tides of the autumn, are a growing nuisance in Miami and other areas of south Florida – and are creeping up the manicured lawns of Trump's Mar-a-Lago from the intracoastal waterway, according to the CRC analysis.

But it was a growing traffic nuisance in southern municipalities like Maastricht, where Belgians and Germans drove to buy drugs, that proved the tipping point.

Species such as Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) and Himalayan balsam (Impatiens glandulifera) grow and are nuisance species along railway lines (the former) and waterways (both).

Bedbugs are a real nuisance and a growing problem.

Alterations to embayed structures to improve circulation and reduce nuisance algae as well as growing native plants to retain sand to improve beach morphometry are among some of the restoration strategies under consideration in ongoing multi-agency collaborations.

The original church was ordered to be rebuilt by da Gama soon after his second return from India in 1503, at a time when his growing sense of self-importance was becoming a nuisance to the authorities.

The social pressure to decrease noise nuisance caused by rail transport lines is growing rapidly.

Officials said the growing deer population had become a danger to drivers and a nuisance to homeowners.

Moreover, some say, there is growing evidence that insomnia is a serious medical condition, not just a nuisance.