Sentence examples for irritating problem from inspiring English sources

In the 1940s, the overpopulation of beavers in some regions became an irritating problem.

In earlier play an irritating problem surfaced that has an esoteric solution.

The creators of the dripless popsicle were faced with a more widespread but equally irritating problem: what happens to clothing when you combine children and ice cream?

Another common choice is quantum dots, which last longer but come with an irritating problem: they blink on and off, making it tricky to track individual molecules over time.

LIKE MANY STARTUPS, SPANX began life as an answer to an irritating problem.

the single most irritating problem for teachers throughout America today...a big factor in accelerating the decline in civility and discipline in classrooms all over America.

I said I thought I'd had an unusual string of irritating problems, and she laughed.

One imagines she might have prophesied her last (see previous paragraphs on revenge and fixing irritating problems).

But some transit riders and advocates, who have experimented with the Web sites, say irritating problems persist.

The European Union can no longer afford to consider Cyprus an irritating peripheral problem.

These days, my thank you is frequently met with the new and irritating, "No problem".