Sentence examples for some hassles from inspiring English sources
"some hassles" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a few difficulties or problems that someone may encounter in a situation or task. Example: "I had to deal with some hassles at the airport, including a delayed flight and lost luggage."
There are some hassles with the train.
After some hassles with the law over concerts viewed as unruly, the orchestra dissolved in 1973.
There are, of course, methods of circumventing some hassles, each accompanied by its own tinge of guilt (and glee).
Some hassles you can change.
You have to fill out a form, you have to put up with some hassle.
After some hassle, Prigoff opted to snap the shot from a suboptimal location, into the sunlight.
If they could do it quickly that would be great because my RSI is really giving me some hassle.
Personally I tend not to rise to the bait, but if you're opening the batting for England you expect some hassle, whichever country you're playing".
He just did it because it's a long campaign, it's six weeks to cause some hassle and get, and get people talking".
Hitherto, e-tickets have been fine for simple flights, but complicated journeys involving transfer payments between various airlines will require a complete overhaul of IATA's back-office payment-settlement system, due to happen by 2008.Thereafter it will be easier to transform the world's departure lounges, eliminating some hassle.
The footage, covertly recorded by the environmental group Greenpeace, captures the MP saying the independent anti-wind farm candidate, James Delingpole, had announced his candidacy as part of a "plan" to "cause some hassle" and drive the wind issue up the political agenda.
