Sentence examples for problems bothering from inspiring English sources

"We gave police a rationale to pay attention to the problems bothering citizens".

During the ensuing phone conversation, MacMillan told him that she had other problems bothering her, and asked if Brownlee would take her for a drive to discuss them.

Nice as these wagons are, a few design problems bothered me.

Shaw has let his shooting problems bother him, but Cook does not seem to care when his shots go awry.

Qualiveen has 30 items focusing on four aspects of patients' lives related to their urinary problems: bother with limitations (nine items), frequency of limitations (eight items), fears (eight items), and feelings (five items).

It may be a new-look paper but there's an age-old problem bothering some of you - ink on hands.

And yet a nagging problem bothers its policymakers.

When a problem bothered Dr. Paul Erdos, the eccentric, itinerant mathematician, who died in 1996, he often "put a price on its head," offering a cash prize roughly calibrated to its assumed difficulty.

This problem bothered me a lot.' said a student who would recover soon.

How much does this problem bother you?. 1 not at all. 2 mild discomfort, yet does not interfere with day-to-day activities.

For each symptom the patient was asked two questions: "how often do you have this problem?" to assess frequency, and "how much does this problem bother you?" to assess severity.