Sentence examples for long nuisance from inspiring English sources

Ed Vaizey, the Minister for Culture and the Digital Economy, said: "For too long, nuisance calls have plagued consumers, often at very inconvenient times of the day and in some cases, leaving vulnerable people like the elderly too scared to answer the phone.

Yet for all the nostalgia that accompanied Anthony's appearance here, it was becoming painfully obvious that his plans for next summer — to opt out of his contract and become a free agent — had the potential to become a season-long nuisance for the Knicks.

Buffaloes guard Shane Gatling was a game-long nuisance, making seven of nine three-pointers and finishing with a career-high 28 points.

Long a nuisance to landowners in the South, an estimated four million feral hogs have spread to 37 states in the last few years, according to the federal Department of Agriculture.

He was a winner, though, a long-armed nuisance wherever he roamed in Red Holzman's defensive rotation.

Public nuisance long has been recognized as a legally viable cause of action in Rhode Island.

(This week Apple announced that it would soon drop the anti-copying software that has long been a nuisance for music lovers).

Long a mere nuisance to the live music industry, these cheap and widely available programs are now perhaps its most reviled foe, frustrating fans and feeding a multibillion-dollar secondary market for tickets.

But Sheepshead Bay residents say that the plant has long been a nuisance and that they have complained about the smell of raw sewage wafting over their streets and tidy brick houses -- especially in the summer, or on muggy days.

The case shouldn't have survived this long because public nuisance laws simply don't apply.

Lynn could have probably cut into the drywall and taken care of the nuisance long ago, but he and his wife have apparently come to terms with their sometimes-beeping home.