Sentence examples for more nuisances from inspiring English sources

A decade on, I've added many more nuisances to the list of things I wish I could control telepathically.

The Taliban insurgency was distant, largely confined to the southern provinces, more nuisance than serious threat.

Whether he turns out to be more nuisance or threat will depend not just on him, but on how firmly and intelligently—his sort of politics is resisted.

My babies are at home with me, growing up, but still sleeping in beds surrounded with stuffed animals that are more nuisance to me than nostalgia.

Companies are increasingly communicating with customers and suppliers by e-mail and interactive Web pages, so a slowdown in the regular mail is more nuisance than disaster.

For many years, Mr. Seale and the others considered the new Panthers more nuisance than threat, even meeting with some members during Black Panther Party reunions.

There are some good ideas in there about the future of passive computing, but they exist amid an already cluttered ecosystem containing some 3,500 novelty apps that are more nuisance than practical at times.

Bird has some unique hurdles to overcome — including pushback from local businesses that find the scooters to be more nuisance than last-mile transportation savior; local governments worried about both the traffic and safety risks that scooters may pose on streets and sidewalks; and competition from other services like LimeBike, which has rolled out a scooter service of its own.

Everybody has a "friend" on social media that clogs up the newsfeed with excessive posts and pics that are more nuisance than news.

These orthodoxies are more than nuisances.

Their level of delegate support is minimal at this point, and their candidacies appear to be little more than nuisances for Mr. Romney.