Sentence examples for nuisance that from inspiring English sources

When Dr Tokai falls unexpectedly in love it is a nuisance that turns into a calamity.

But the drug problem was a nuisance that could jeopardize the financing effort.

He told Today that leaders viewed Britain as "a damned nuisance" that was always complaining.

Most growers say prairie is a nuisance that can choke crops.

Unsurprisingly, some New Yorkers view trees as a nuisance that may eventually cause sidewalks to buckle and create leaf litter.

"If you're physically disabled or have intellectual disabilities," he added, "you're kind of a nuisance that way".

To the authorities, the Pea Pond is a nuisance that should be fenced off, filled in or paved over.

Lice can happen to anyone, and therefore should be treated as a nuisance that needs removal, not as a stigma.

From the corporate viewpoint, traditional notions of shared governance and faculty autonomy are a nuisance that impedes administrative "flexibility".

It was as if the American judicial system were merely a nuisance that could be worked around, given enough perseverance.

TO sailors, barnacles are a scourge, a destructive nuisance that have to be scraped off the bottoms of their boats.