Sentence examples for increasingly a nuisance from inspiring English sources
Converter thefts are the quickie crime du jour, not only in Chicago, where workers in auto body shops and other experts say it is increasingly a nuisance, but anywhere cars are, which is to say basically everywhere.
The mauve stingers (also known as Pelagia noctiluca) have been breeding in the water throughout the winter, and are now ready for an assault on the beaches of Spain and the Mediterranean.Masses of jellyfish are an increasingly common nuisance, not just in Spain, but all around the world.
He is a nuisance value and, increasingly, Rooney is not and there is a case of Van Gaal seeking to reunite the Belgian with Ashley Young, another of last season's overachievers, to recreate the formula that worked well in spring.
Once regarded only as a nuisance, stormwater is now increasingly regarded as a resource.
In that context, an additional layer of professional peer review from the A.B.A. could be a nuisance to an administration whose chief criterion seems increasingly to be ideological purity.
Since the late 1990s, the bed bug has become an increasingly common urban nuisance in homes and hotels worldwide.
