Sentence examples for may be irritating from inspiring English sources

CHRYSLER Noise from the rear of some 2011 Dodge Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country minivans may be irritating some owners.

The major symptom of all cervicitis is a profuse creamy-yellow or grayish-green discharge that may have an unpleasant odour and may be irritating.

First, in cabriolet mode, the wind makes the seatbelt vibrate on your collarbone, which may be irritating in the long run.

This may be irritating to the government and diminish their importance in your eyes, but part of their purpose is to be less swayed by the convulsions of public opinion than politicians are.

There is concern that passengers talking on their cell phones may be irritating to other passengers so something has to be worked out so close quarters calling doesn't interfere with everyone's personal space.

"Inhalation of excessive dust concentrations may be irritating to the upper respiratory system," the Safety Data Sheet explains.

When a desktop PC crashes, an office worker may be irritated, but the damage is limited to an individual.

America may be irritated at not being part of the East Asia Summit, but without it such summitry is of limited importance.

Historians may be irritated to see ships rowed by galley slaves, a legend popularised by the book and movie Ben-Hur but rarely seen in the classical world.

Democrats, meanwhile, may be irritated that Mr Rubio is suddenly being lionised for the same ideas that Mr Obama offered in 2011.

And the prime minister, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, always talks of Polish national interests as if they naturally run counter to those of the EU.Poland's European partners may be irritated by this, but the voters seem only mildly bothered.