Sentence examples for small nuisances from inspiring English sources

But such small nuisances have not halted Alberto Fujimori's plans for a political comeback in the country that he ruled with a heavy hand from 1990-2000.

This is problematic because darting warm eyes are usually the first target of the small nuisances.

Don't make an issue of the "toothpaste tube", laugh at the small nuisances and you will be a happier person for it!

But for Trump the emoluments issue, so far, remains nothing but a small nuisance.

This is a busy time for us, from putting out bonfires and patrolling local areas to being called out to small nuisance fires.

Ms Gryphon argues that in such a mature loser-pays market more small-value but high-merit cases would be brought, while both small "nuisance" suits and big "lottery" suits would be less attractive to lawyers.Loser-pays has yet to be properly tried in America.

In the meantime, I'm pretty happy with my purchase.

It's not a huge burden, but it is a small nuisance to have to reset the date and time after every battery change.

For low quality uses, like browsing search results from a database query, occasional representation of structures in a way that is correct but not aesthetically ideal is a small nuisance, compared to data corruption.

It is fair game in the email marketing world: Marketers share email addresses, so if an alternative one is provided, it's a smaller nuisance than a primary email to clear out spam.

For most people, potholes are banal, a minor nuisance, but for a small few they turn out to be catastrophic.