Sentence examples for this bothersome from inspiring English sources

"The temptation is great for the present administration in Washington to exploit Europe's weakness and to split apart this bothersome creature, the European Union," former German chancellor, Helmut Schmidt, said.

Then, there's this bothersome narcissistic compulsion that has obsessed our children's generation to continuously take pictures of them.

That being said, I'll save you few precious readers from any further self-pitying complaints regarding my personal experience with insomnia and instead offer you an arsenal of tried-and-true behavioral therapies to employ against this bothersome foe.

Notwithstanding this benefit, further research is needed to better understand nausea and how to optimize control of this bothersome symptom, particularly in subgroups of patients who may be more prone to it.

This is the more bothersome because so much of this work is enthralling.

As she moves from living room to corridor to window, interior and exterior space blend and mirror each other contradictorily, although the cuts required to do this are a bit bothersome.

But what's really bothersome about this is that we, as consumers, as school officials, and as parents, have no way of knowing if "pink slime" or "lean finely textured ground beef" is on the menu for one simple reason: paid corporate lobbyists convinced government officials that we don't need to know, and not, I suspect, because they had our best interests at heart.

This definition includes both persistently bothersome and variably bothersome (recurrent) pain [ 13, 17].

This is a scale from 0 to 6, which can assess the frequency (0 = not at all to 6 = always) and bothersomeness (0 = not bothersome to 6 = extreme bothersome) of back and leg symptoms.

He typically does not practice on Wednesdays this season to help preserve his bothersome knee.

The companies are at it again, and this time it's not only bothersome to the businesses themselves, but to the end consumer.