Sentence examples for or bothersome from inspiring English sources

Patients emphasize what's most painful or bothersome.

Thanks to the Disability Discrimination Act, disabled children can no longer be refused entry to toy shops, schools or soft play centres on the grounds of their wheelchair being a fire hazard or bothersome to other children.

For passengers who relish the chance to tune out, thumb a book or fill in the squares of a crossword puzzle, Mr. Curley's open manner may sometimes be off-putting or bothersome.

• As the test nears, Bloom will work with Automated Media Services on placing the screens and determining how many are needed in each store to minimize any consumer perception that the system is intrusive or bothersome.

Her research into hacker identities stretches back to the era of 1970s "phreakers" who figured out how to manipulate the phone system and continues through the contemporary trolls who rain grief on Web users they find stupid or bothersome or simply easy to pick on.

Yet when you venture out to a destination site meant to connect you to brands, celebs, and media personalities, you both expect and desire the same sorts of interactions that may have felt "icky" or bothersome on Facebook.

†0=no symptoms or not bothersome to 100=most bothersome symptoms.

Constipation, the most bothersome of symptoms, was reported to be very or extremely bothersome in 72% of IBS-C respondents, 62% of CIC-A respondents, and 40% of CIC-NA respondents (P<0.01 all pairs).

Some plants which look quite beautiful in bloom can have an odor that is quite pungent that many people might find offensive or otherwise bothersome.

The response set for bothersomeness and severity ranges from no bother (or not severe at all) = 0 to extremely bothersome (or extremely severe) = 4. Higher scores indicate more symptoms.

For some people that is too bothersome or tricky to install, and others have worried about introducing unfamiliar software to their devices.