Sentence examples for source of aggravation for from inspiring English sources

France's 35-hour workweek, its rigid labor market and the influence that labor unions hold over the workplace have long been a source of aggravation for businesses.

Because its communist rulers are unelected, Havana was excluded from the summit - another source of aggravation for its friends in the region - but as expected it dominated the proceedings.

For months, the Mitsubishi stake has been a source of aggravation for Mr. Gorman, who had inherited several headaches, some of which he dealt with by shedding nonessential divisions.

Yes, he thought she was a flirt a source of aggravation for them both.

(The museum in particular is a constant source of aggravation for many in town. Its finances are shaky, and attendance hasn't been stellar).

Dukes, a frequent source of aggravation for the club, was suspended indefinitely over the weekend for an incident at a team hotel still being sorted out by team officials.

"There's overloaded, congested networks, dropped calls and holes in coverage that are all sources of aggravation for consumers," Mr. Richman said.

"Josef Albers was, for me, more a source of aggravation than of inspiration," painter Audrey Flack, who studied with Albers at Yale University in the early 1950s, said.

"This is a source of great aggravation for them.

It's been an endless source of aggravation between the sexes; how can men so easily forget birthdays, anniversaries, and even friends' names?

For much of this year, Cuomo's personal and governing styles, with which New Yorkers are only too familiar, since he is now in his third term at the state capital, have also, of course, been a national preoccupation and source of aggravation.