Sentence examples for more annoyance from inspiring English sources

But for some educators, it is more annoyance than solution.

NEW GERMAN TOURIST TAX.; More Annoyance Feared Just as Others Had Been Abolished.

Archives|NEW GERMAN TOURIST TAX.; More Annoyance Feared Just as Others Had Been Abolished.

Merkel, ever impassive, expressed more annoyance than outrage, but with the German public the sense of betrayal was deep.

If, on the other hand, train passages are 60 or more, annoyance increases according to the dB(A) level.

For example, you're likely to feel more annoyance to aircraft flying overhead if you feel the airport is taking no measures to regulate the noise.

Right now, those are hypothetical problems, and the issues are more annoyances than potential torts.

True enough, pukh generally is more an annoyance than a hazard.

"What would you do at home?" Even winning the James Beard award seemed more an annoyance than an honor.

By the second or third night, however, the thrill of being awakened two or three or four times turns to something more like annoyance.

The voice of Chrissie Hynde whining "I Wish You Love," which becomes a recurrent refrain, is more an annoyance than a haunting theme.