Sentence examples for such a sore from inspiring English sources

Some 20% of adults consulted for the study said they had made an appointment to see their doctor for a recent respiratory tract infection, such a sore throat or flu.

And because campaign contributions by money managers have been such a sore point over the years, he has recommended that the comptroller's election campaign be at least partially financed with public money.

The robberies committed by the couple - in Brooklyn, Queens and Little Italy, at clubs with names like the Hawaiian Moonlighters and the Veterans and Friends - were such a sore point among mob figures, according to F.B.I. reports and law enforcement officials, that two crime families argued over who should get credit for their deaths.

Indeed, the commission's strategy of suing and then settling cases with banks rather than individuals has become such a sore point that it agreed to its settlement with JPMorgan in front of an administrative judge, who can breezily accept the settlement.

Stuart Broad and Jonathan Trott are the undisputed Fifa kings - just don't make the mistake of beating Trott on his home turf because he's such a sore loser he'll kick you out of his room!

So why has a work by the African-American artist Fred Wilson -- an installation piece that riffs on the topic by assembling authentic slave shackles, slave chains and Revolutionary-era icons -- been such a sore point with critics?

People with advanced cancer may also experience side effects such as a sore mouth, and a softer toothbrush is often a more comfortable option.

The Department of Health said yesterday that 1.4m doses of the Cervarix vaccine, made by GlaxoSmithKline, had been given in the UK with few and usually mild side effects, such as a sore arm.

Claire Murdoch, the chief executive of the Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust, said too many patients are clogging up the system because they are too quick to seek help at an A&E or GP's surgery for minor illnesses such as a sore throat, cold, flu or virus.

To test how well the drug controls colds in adults, Frederick Hayden of the University of Virginia School of Medicine coordinated a clinical trial on 2096 adults across the United States and Canada who had a moderate to severe runny nose and at least one other symptom, such as a sore throat, nasal congestion, cough, muscle aches, or general malaise.

A cold and the flu have symptoms that overlap, such as a sore throat, fever, cough, headache, congestion, sneezing.