Sentence examples for more irritant from inspiring English sources

Even to the characters, this new batch of undead is more irritant than threat.

The air in urban areas may have more irritants, like dust and mold from older buildings, than that in rural settings.

When we established the Congressional India Caucus in 1994, there were more irritants than areas of agreement in our relationship, and no regular senior-level engagement.

If stress compromises the skin's barrier function, more irritants, allergens, and bacteria can penetrate the skin and cause problems.

There is a slight chance of squeezing more irritants into the skin if you grip the stinger in order to pull it out of your dog's skin.

Atmospheric conditions that ease eczema in some people make it worse in others, although the dryness of winter heat is the more common irritant.

Saborio had been working diligently to track back and help out his midfield in the first half, but had begun to wane in influence to become a more fitful irritant in the second.

More minor irritants pale in comparison.

But there are few more persistent irritants than Representative Bernard Sanders, the democratic socialist from Vermont who is one of two independents in the House.

A column in December asked if horn-honking, one of the city's more maddening irritants, may sometimes be viewed as a form of protected expression.

Individually, any new tariffs might be no more than irritants, but a broad push in Washington towards more blanket protection cannot be ruled out.