Sentence examples for will be a headache from inspiring English sources

Your insurance may therefore be invalidated - and the bureaucracy of getting in will be a headache.

Still, switching will be a headache for Office veterans for weeks.

The problems with universal credit are well known, and that in itself will be a headache.

One thing, however, is already clear: the situation in Sinai will be a headache.

Bisping's comments will be a headache for the UFC, which has made huge efforts to become part of the mainstream.

People here are probably going to be impatient and that will be a headache for Tsai because no matter how good she might be, turning around that sagging economy will take a while.

There will only be eight teams in the league, so it'll be a headache deciding on the three lucky cities.

If you decide to take it easy for a few days, you'll soon be behind in your word count goal, and it'll be a headache trying to catch up again.

"If Dyke reflates BBC1, then it will be a major headache, a migraine for ITV.

Tighter rules in response to the financial crisis will be a major headache for finance firms in 2014.

"With Reade Street closed, we might be able to get past the federal buildings quicker, but getting through the added congestion nearby will be a bigger headache".