Sentence examples for has been a headache from inspiring English sources

Such anxiety has been a headache for doctors.

FOR months, the governor's race in Missouri has been a headache for the Democrats.

It has been a headache for many in Congress ever since.

Since April 14 , 1642 the Notch has been a headache for residents, governors and, for a few decades anyway, even the English crown.

As the memo suggested, the boycott has been a headache for the advertisers and the local radio stations that have received complaints from Mr. Limbaugh's critics.

Since the law allowing the state to seize the assets of convicted mafiosi was passed in 1982, deciding what to do with confiscated property has been a headache for cash-strapped councils.

Yet Cruz acknowledged that heavy spending had been a headache during his 2012 campaign for Senate.

"I have been a headache for the South Korean government," Mr. Choi said.

Her Brits performance was a curious piece of design – it looked like the computerised grid lighting would have been a headache live, and it wasn't much easier on TV.

Weaker-than-expected pay growth, even as unemployment has fallen rapidly over the past year, smaller-than-expectedpay rises have been a headache for the Treasury because income tax receipts have been lower than expected at this stage of recovery.

While they were excited to enter what they hope will be a lucrative experiment in entrepreneurship, they say the state's fluctuating policies, as it transitions from medical marijuana into recreational sales, have been a headache.