Sentence examples for with hassles from inspiring English sources

The circumstances would be stressful for anybody, let alone for Cashman, whose job is fraught with hassles even in the best of times.

"Just getting to the media area was fraught with hassles," Mr. Sands wrote, "as most of the N.Y.P.D. claimed that we needed a 'special Times Sq. Alliance pass.' There is no law in the City Charter or Rules that give them the authority to do so".

"Bucolic" also means putting up with hassles.

In the press of life -- dealing with hassles in personal relationships and bombarded with news of war and other conflicts -- it's easy to lose sight of love, and feel you can't place your faith in it.

"Frustration" was a term regularly heard, along with "hassle" and disappointment".

Confidela provides businesses and individuals with hassle-free document control, tracking and protection services to facilitate the sharing of sensitive documents with customers, partners or suppliers.

"There's a niche market for tenants who don't want to deal with the hassles that come with being downtown".

"They didn't believe that someone would give them assistance with no hassles".

"They say that people can't be bothered with the hassles.

Why deal with the hassles of travel when you can die in comfort, surrounded by friends and loved ones?

After dealing with the hassles of parking on the street, they got a space in a nearby garage.