Sentence examples for would be a nuisance from inspiring English sources

But lots of wells would be a nuisance for locals.

After all, he says, it would be a nuisance to die in a London taxicab.

The strike would be a nuisance, residents said, but not a crisis.

"People do care what they look like, but having to worry about makeup and nail polish would be a nuisance".

The Avedons don't own a car, because it would be a nuisance in the city and they have no desire to drive anywhere else.

Disabling a phone camera in a crowd using something like the Apple technology would be a nuisance to the innocents who are taking pictures of friends or landmarks.

She hadn't meant to say anything about the women who'd been a nuisance and when something slipped out she regretted it at once.

It was erected in 2010 despite opposition from the local community, who believed it would be a noise nuisance.

The film would be a mere nuisance if not for its shameless exploitation of school shootings to advance its agenda.

Without weapons and under permanent international monitoring, Saddam Hussein would be a major nuisance, but not the threat he is today.

But the town board and residents living near the site have been divided over whether to preserve the property's runways as an attraction for industrial tenants, or to seek residential developers or others for whom an active airport would be a noisy nuisance.