Sentence examples for has long bothered from inspiring English sources

This "brain drain" has long bothered policymakers in poor countries.

Which all helps to explain a conundrum that has long bothered me.

The movie focuses on an incident which has long bothered Lawrence biographers: what happened, or didn't, at Deraa.

The plight of local dogs left tied up alone outdoors has long bothered Mr. Grunte, a soft-spoken father of two and a translator of technical documents.

This calculation has long bothered members of both parties in New York, who feel the state shoulders too much of the burden and that its costs are greater than that of other states.

The distorting effect of being on antidepressants was something that had long bothered him.

The Kremlin has long been bothered by the presence of the Americans in a region it calls part of its zone of influence.

Teddy Lai, executive director of the Greater Blouse, Skirt and Undergarment Association, a group devoted to promoting Chinatown's 120 garment factories, has long been bothered by these seeming orphan garments.

Although he is from over the ridge from Chamberton, Jamie has long been a bother to Worton with his mischief and petty crimes.

Mr. Forrester related that townspeople there have long been bothered by the whole thing.

He had long been bothered by the tape hiss that distorted the sound quality of the recordings; the slower the tape speed, the noisier it became.