Sentence examples for major irritant from inspiring English sources

And that is not a major irritant.

The disconnect has been a major irritant in relations, particularly as Indian influence in Afghanistan grows.

The Guantánamo situation has been a major irritant in United States-British relations.

"Then it is going to start being a major irritant," he said.

And it promises to be a major irritant in relations between the U.S. and Mexican governments.

All over, hotel minibars and surcharges continue to be a major irritant for business travelers.

That would give Beijing better protection against European antidumping penalties — a major irritant for the Chinese.

The new owners stopped the public squabbling that had become a major irritant to the team's fan base.

The plan had become a major irritant to Russia, with whom Mr Obama remains anxious to "reset" relations.

He was, however, unyielding in his support of Georgia's plan to join NATO, a major irritant to Russia.

Mr. Sabatini said that disagreement was likely to remain "a major irritant" in Brazil's relationship with the United States.