Sentence examples for potential annoyance from inspiring English sources

Unavoidable advertising spam everywhere you go, as in Minority Report, is just the most obvious potential annoyance.

What is happening in France may be dismissed as a "there they go again", old-fashioned unions versus government punch-up or, more simplistically, as a potential annoyance for football fans keen to watch this week's European finals.

So rock stars try to recreate what they love in a place where they can behave normally, rather than having to treat every other punter as a potential annoyance.

In May he welcomed the elected leader of Tibetans in exile, Lobsang Sangay, to his inauguration though the spiritual Tibetan leader, the Dalai Lama, was not invited.Another potential annoyance for China this week was Mr Modi's dispatch of his foreign minister, Sushma Swaraj, on a tour of Myanmar, Singapore and Vietnam.

Indeed, anybody who thinks spending time on the loo with their laptop is acceptable behaviour should probably not be unaccompanied in public.Users will no be able to use Skype to make phone calls, so the biggest potential annoyance of in-flight Wi-Fi is avoided for now.

In addition to pumping up colors, the Bravia engine also sharpens the image, leading to the double-edged sword of slightly crisper images and video versus the potential annoyance of seeing more jaggies.

The potential annoyances due to the dental intervention were considered acceptable (61% yes, 23% mostly yes, 6%, mostly no, 10% no).

An Asian Centre for Democratic Governance is to be set up in Delhi, to the possible annoyance of undemocratic China, Asia's other potential superpower.

Perhaps they will imply a closer relationship between wearer and retailer, increase convenience but also increase potential for annoyance.

This should somewhat limit the spam potential and annoyance.

Given the ubiquitous exposure to street-level sounds among urban dwellers, and the potential for annoyance and health effects from this noise, strict urban noise control measures for street-level sources of noise are increasingly being implemented.