Sentence examples for irritating problems from inspiring English sources

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.

Oral mucositis is one of the common complications of cancer chemotherapy and about 40% of the patients who take chemotherapy protocols, experience this irritating problem.

Dyes and perfumes can further irritate the problem.

Long-term tissue growth can cause a number of problems, including irritating the surrounding tissue, which can lead to scarring and, ultimately, infertility.

Traces of dirt or oily residue from makeup, cleaning supplies, toiletries, etc. will contaminate your lenses and cause potential problems by irritating your eyes.

Merchants want to leave their roost between Seventh Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas because of the congestion, the soaring rents and the parking problems that irritate buyers and the police.

Chronic and acute exposure to methyl bromide may cause respiratory problems, and irritate the skin and eyes.

This theoretical problem irritated him so much that he quit his teaching job and declared war on the Academy, as well as "all those who allow themselves to be dominated in compositional form by a machine".

About half the cases are thought to stem from allergies and the rest from other problems that can irritate and inflame the airways, causing them to close.