Sentence examples for into a nuisance from inspiring English sources

It has turned into a nuisance in Japan's rivers and lakes, steadily destroying native species.

Were it not for the invention of glasses, which have turned poor eyesight largely into a nuisance rather than an existential threat, the genes responsible for myopia might be less prevalent than they are today.

This turns the differences between national regulations into a nuisance factor in the competitive struggle.

They've managed to devolve into such a nuisance for the poor, New Mexico homeowners that they're now building a big-ass wall around their property to keep the tourists out.

But this isn't a sunshine-and-smiles sort of deal – the undead, as with previous Dead Rising games, is making itself into something of a nuisance, to say the least.

But sometimes, the same technology turns into a noose or a nuisance.

When resistant bacteria hop between species, that can increase the rate of evolution and, over time (through the sharing of independently evolved traits) turn a mildly resistant bug that is merely a nuisance into a serious threat.This has left researchers wondering how resistant bacteria get into animals in the first place.

So, Mr. Saft said, an argument can be made by the letter writer that smoke intruding into his apartment is a nuisance and a violation of the warranty of habitability.

He will have to tread a fine line between getting some of his party's policies put into effect and making a nuisance of himself.Paradoxically, given the SVP's resistance to European ways, Mr Blocher's entry into the cabinet is likely to make Swiss federal politics a tad more European.

Albert Speer, the German armaments minister, expressed amazement that the repair operations were left untroubled by further bombing raids which would have delayed the vital reconstruction and turned a nuisance into a major crisis.

The riders came from across the Southwest; bikers who, over the space of 18 months, had watched vehicle theft and joyriding develop from a nuisance into an epidemic, perpetrated by at least one local gang.