Sentence examples for needless headache from inspiring English sources
Bill Hyman, the executive director of the Independent Cattlemen's Association of Texas, worries that the U.S.D.A. ear-tagging rule may extend eventually to younger cattle, which are headed to feed yards and then to slaughter, and tagging them before they left the state would be a needless headache.
Hays summoned the pair to his office and told them to cease production as they were causing needless headaches for the studios.
That costs the state money, officials said, while creating headaches and needless paperwork for Unisys.
Needless to say, this has caused huge headaches for the growing marijuana industry, forcing cannabis dispensaries and other legitimate weed businesses to live in constant fear that DEA agents are going to swoop in and take away their livelihood.
Needless to say, this open and unpredictable process is as much of a headache for party managers as it is a joy for ordinary party members.
Oliver Giroud has presented Arsène Wenger with a selection headache for a busy period of fixtures after picking up a needless and deserved sending-off in Arsenal's 2-1 victoverover Queens Park Rangers on Friday night.
Needless to say, managing the inventory of so many colors will be a headache for Samsung but it's a far better strategy than the company's current approach of drip-feeding new colors on the market as its phones age, in an attempt to rekindle interest.
Needless to say, I struggled immensely through the postures and ended up with the world's worst headache for nearly four hours after.
