Sentence examples for huge annoyance from inspiring English sources

Malicious code has the potential to cause huge annoyance and disruption.

For example, sending e-mail was simple, but trying to read or respond to it was a huge annoyance.

While parents don't like to disappoint their kids, their kids' outspoken disappointment is a huge annoyance.

Airport lounges and, in a huge annoyance, the Wi-Fi cost a fee, and there's a distinct lack of dining options during off-hours.

To the immense annoyance of the press and other spectators, the Conventions now consist of huge quasifraternal organizations...whose members enjoy getting together, catching up with one another, and arguing about the very souls of their great... American-dreaming groups.

Certainly not a huge problem, just a minor annoyance.

He made me discover a whole palette of discomforts, a huge variety of shynesses, of annoyances.

Local governments have been lavishing huge sums of money on overseas expertise much to the annoyance of home-grown designers in the hope of making their cities look modern.

It's entirely subjective and breathtakingly broad; a huge range of activities are capable of causing nuisance and annoyance to some person or other but certainly don't warrant legal sanction.

Turkey has several huge dams on the Euphrates and is now building more, much to the annoyance of its downstream neighbours, Syria and Iraq.

The huge 28% rise just won by Lufthansa's pilots has added to their annoyance.The next big round of wage negotiations, due to begin early next year, is bound to be much fiercer than the last one.