Sentence examples for increasingly bothersome from inspiring English sources
I had grown quite old, quite stupid, and my hay fever was becoming increasingly bothersome.
The killing had been a carefully planned attempt to rid themselves of an increasingly bothersome pre-adolescent child.
Some 10 years ago, a close friend who was a struggling artist started to have vague but increasingly bothersome symptoms.
Dong-Hwan Choe, Jocelyn G. Millar and Michael K. Rust of the University of California, Riverside, studied it in Argentine ants because they are an increasingly bothersome pest, and corpse-hauling offers an opportunity to spread insecticide around.
As Sony banks on smartphones to turn around its struggling electronics business, it faces an increasingly bothersome obstacle at home: the demands of Japan's powerful cellphone carriers, which remain obsessed with constant model updates.
Businesses such as hers now make just six payments a year, one of the fewest in the world (in Ukraine, for example, firms must make 135).India is another country where businesses can increasingly circumvent bothersome bureaucrats by filing their taxes and conducting other official procedures online.
Unfortunately, thanks to the handiwork of our (increasingly peevish and most ungrateful and certainly most bothersome) son, President Obama, and his accompanying warplanes, we are no longer able to transfer this gushing money as freely as we once were.
That is seriously bothersome.
Ms. Eaglen's slight flaws were bothersome.
"That is somewhat bothersome," he added.
