Sentence examples for increasingly bothering from inspiring English sources

Its dilemma is increasingly bothering Western governments and donors.

Rachel, meanwhile, became more housebound and subdued, increasingly bothered by "things like hair in the plughole".

But during the 1970's, he grew increasingly bothered by the song.

But jurors in the federal trial also saw a side of him that had increasingly bothered managers at Enron.

The movement was founded in the UK by Dame Cicely Saunders, a nurse born in 1918 who became increasingly bothered by the way she witnessed people dying.

Coach Sean Payton said Pressley, a fifth-round draft pick, was increasingly bothered by a right foot fracture that had never healed properly.

But as the months ticked by, Mr. Segal, who worked from home for a Boston-based company, grew increasingly bothered by the disorder, which seemed to keep growing by the day.

And their policymakers and many economists I have talked to dismiss PTAs as a distraction from, and a drag upon, the domestic momentum towards reducing trade barriers unilaterally down to negligible levels.However, the biggest problem that Mr Bergsten sidesteps and which increasingly bothers scholars of international trade is the "systemic" effect of proliferating PTAs.

But Ms. Pierce has been increasingly bothered by the one aspect of her job she does not love: her salary, which is just $40,000 after 14 years, so low, she says, that she faces eviction from her $1,650-a-month 1,650-a-month

Macaulay's final two seasons were affected by injury, as he was increasingly bothered by rheumatism.

Following the 1955 season, aged 40 and increasingly bothered by lumbago, Yardley retired from the team.