Sentence examples for has become a headache from inspiring English sources

For Starbucks, the debate has become a headache.

In any case, it's clear that trying to buy green has become a headache for shoppers.

The emergence of vigilante groups, also known as self-styled "community police", has become a headache for Guerrero's government.

"Will gun owners start trying to carry firearms openly into banks, on subways and buses, in schools?" For Starbucks, the debate has become a headache.

Electronic security has become a headache for millions of people as they struggle to keep their systems and devices secure – though one leading expert believes he has found a solution.

It's clear that Bryant has become a headache for the Steelers and the organization appears ready to move on without the disgruntled wideout.

The delays have become a headache for Mr. Kokoity, who was met with roars of adulation last summer when Moscow formally recognized his government.

Simple tasks such as taking out the garbage – a short trek about 30 floors down to the building's underground level – have become a headache.

These deals can help Clear Channel limit its exposure to rising licensing costs for online music, which have become a headache for Internet radio services like Pandora.

Google made the change, Mr. Gawley said, because e-mail had become a headache for most people, in part because so many types of mail compete for attention.

People like Mr. Vasiliev have become a headache for the Kremlin, as some of the largest antigovernment protests in Russia in recent years have broken out here, in part because of the failure of officials to bring the region more in line with the standards of Western Europe.