Sentence examples for really bothersome from inspiring English sources

"That's really bothersome for us and any growing company".

"Why they would put someone in who might not be a liberal anchor for the court is really bothersome, and I don't see Kagan playing that role".

In one study following women through menopause, 50percentt of the participants complained about hot flashes but only 16percentt felt they were really bothersome.

It's great to know so much about a season months before it premieres, but it's the known unknowns that are really bothersome.

But what's really bothersome about this is that we, as consumers, as school officials, and as parents, have no way of knowing if "pink slime" or "lean finely textured ground beef" is on the menu for one simple reason: paid corporate lobbyists convinced government officials that we don't need to know, and not, I suspect, because they had our best interests at heart.

And he talked a lot; it was really bothersome," Myrick says.

Fraud is a serious crime that is truly bothersome.

If you can't already tell, the latest D-Snap is so "me, too!" it's really just bothersome.

It really is bothersome and upsetting.

"What's tremendously bothersome to me is that all Mexico really accomplishes from this is to redirect people from one destination to another," said Sven Lindblad, whose New York company operates nature cruises through the Sea of Cortez.

I don't really have a problem with high sugar levels, but the low ones are quite bothersome.