The phrase "some nuisance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a troublesome or bothersome issue or problem. For example, "The incessant barking of my neighbor's dog is really becoming some nuisance."
It is also offering unlimited check-writing privileges, free checks and electronic bill-paying services and the waiver of some "nuisance" charges, like fees for stopping payment on checks.
But most liberal societies do in fact allow for some nuisance regulation.
Furthermore, multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) receiver design might be affected by some nuisance parameters like I-Q imbalance and DC offset [5, eq. (7)].
We'll never have the big advertising budgets of the fossil fuel industry, but we can assemble enough cell-phone cameras, Flickr feeds, and YouTube videos to show people how climate change is a clear and present danger rather than some nuisance for the future.
Let T be a statistic on which SNPs are ranked, and suppose it can be computed from an estimate of the odds ratio X and some nuisance parameters θ.
Note some nuisance parameters, like coefficients of all main effects and the intercept, won't need to be estimated as they are no longer present in the model fitted directly on LORs.
Animal Care and Control handles only service requests covered under the city's municipal code, he said, and while there are already ordinances relating to the noise and slaughter of chickens, there could be some nuisances that need to be addressed.
Nevertheless, in 2011, the New York Department of Environmental Conservation issued a press release mentioning that the turkey "population has reached a level that, in some locations, nuisance permits have to be issued in order to control the amount of damage the birds are causing".
All of which continues, with whipped cream and cherries on top, in Season 6. Tension over the old ways and the new is relegated to a very subplot about the running of the local hospital and some ancillary nuisance involving other people's tenants that offers McShera's Daisy a chance to finally shine.
I read the excuses for this becoming a priority: some people fear being seriously injured by an errant kick (it has not happened, but they sure fear it), some people consider it a nuisance, some policymakers believe that going after misdemeanors is a way of preëmpting major crimes.
Along with the benefits, there are some minor nuisances.
