Sentence examples for still a nuisance from inspiring English sources

With Napoleon in Egypt, and threatening to travel eastwards, the French were still a nuisance.

For many in the village, unpredictable and frequent power cuts are still a nuisance.

But it is still a nuisance, or what passes for one in Arizona, which is easily the best place to be for spring training.

Whilst Wi-Fi is becoming increasingly common (at least in pubs, coffee shops and other public places) the need to authenticate is still a nuisance.

"If someone knowingly moves to an existing nuisance," says Greatholder, "it is still a nuisance". He says the "law of nuisance" – which has developed through case law over the last two centuries – has undergone a radical shakeup in recent years since the landmark case of Coventry v Lawrence in 2014.

The 35-year-old Wambach, playing in her last World Cup, has lost the pace and power that once characterised her game, but she was still a nuisance to an inexperienced Colombian defence and she forced Perez into a superb reflex save with a snap shot in the 14th minute.

Traffic can still be a nuisance in Rossville, as is a shortage of sewers and storm drainage.

China has not formally abandoned the system, known as hukou, and it can still prove a nuisance.

But a bad incumbent can still be a nuisance to the government, a diplomatic embarrassment, and a danger to national security.

Juliette Harris, a mother of two who has lived in the village for 35 years, said the site would still be a nuisance, and accused Cuadrilla of ignoring many of residents' concerns.

While it still bears a nuisance for Fed's ability to set interest rate policy in the U.S., there's no doubt that the window dressing phenomenon also creates financial stability issues for Europe.