Sentences with phrase «nuisance when»

It was a nuisance when trying to open the freezer door because it stopped at a right angle.

Under New York law, second - hand smoke constitutes a nuisance when the second - hand smoke is more than a single occurrence, but instead is a pervasive problem.

A quote from the environmentalist for whom the school is named hung on a sign near the school, telling students to «be a nuisance when it counts.»

Those can be a bit of a nuisance when you press the phone up against your face during a call, and they do prevent side - to - side scrolling from being as smooth as it is on something like the Nexus 5.

Worrying about how quickly a website may load on your smartphone can be a nuisance when you're just looking to occupy your time waiting for a table at a restaurant or for that friend who thinks running late is cardio.

In any event, there was no injustice in this case because the claimants (or at least some of them) were not fully aware of the nuisance when they bought their properties.

Bonus: there's even a built - in fly trap to help get rid of those pesky fruit flies — which, believe me, can be quite a nuisance when your vermicomposter is still not quite established (though it is preventable).

At times you'll have to race between cover to avoid a gattling gun, but it can be a real nuisance when you face down a seemingly inhuman boss whose health must be slowly chipped away.

One other noticeable difference with weapons compared to Gears of War 3, is the time it takes to perform a reload — if you do not manage a quick Active Reload then expect to wait a little bit longer than usual which poses a real nuisance when face to face with more than one enemy.

This is a bit of a nuisance when the wind comes out of this quadrant as pretty well no where on the island (where there's waves) is off shore.

Second, you risk having your cat become a major nuisance when you are eating.

While they're not typically a danger to humans, coyotes can be a nuisance when preying on your chickens or threatening -LSB-...]

One anecdotal thought in favor of neutering male cats is that intact male cats spay and fight, making them virtually impossible to house indoors and contributing to neighborhood nuisance when the are outdoors.

It also defines more specifically what constitutes a nuisance when dogs are barking or roosters crowing.

Credit cards become a nuisance when you use them to pay for anything and everything from groceries to gas to utility bills, clothes shopping, entertainment and so on.

It's unintuitive, and we've found it to be a particular nuisance when parking or trying to make three - point turns.

Sideview mirrors are a nuisance when going in and out of our garage.

There are only three manettino positions instead of four (ASR off and CST on is missing), there is no integrated LED rev counter (as on the Scuderia), and the bottom is squared off, which can be nuisance when you're winding in more than three turns lock - to - lock.

He was very pleased with the bed extender but found the drop - in bedliner a nuisance when not using the extender: «Before the bedliner, you were able to lock the divider into place against the back of the cab, perfect for when you wanted it out of the way.

These links are not necessarily a bad thing as they lead you to more biker dating sites, but it can be a nuisance when you think you are clicking on a member of the site and get taken off the site completely.

Interstellar dust can be a nuisance when trying to study the universe.

The car seat is very heavy and can be quite a nuisance when you need to swap cars or travel to the airport with it.

He is not amazing but he is a nuisance when he is on and his versatility means he can be really good for rotation or to bring on.

He was an absolute nuisance when he came on against Sunderland.

I love having lot's of birds in the garden but they definitely can be a nuisance when they eat YOUR produce.

Although I want to do the best for my body I always feel like a weirdo and a nuisance when it comes to meal time / going out for food: - / I just want to fit it in but then I pay for it big time.

While the cats help keep the vermin population in check, they can also carry disease, kill backyard wildlife and be noisy nuisances when they are seeking a mate.

Not exact matches

When a person's space is shared with many others, though, those cleaning habits can become a nuisance.

The communists - phobia now became Islam - phobia... seems there should always be a phobia of some sort... they can't live with out phobia to keep them awake... It is more like bringing cats to chase the mice and when the cats becomes a nuisance they bring dogs to chase it out and so on...!

Giovanni de Medici, Pope Leo X, had treated the Luther affair as an administrative nuisance, something for the theologians and canon lawyers, when the first missive from the Archbishop of Mainz had arrived at the beginning of the year.

The FA cup has been devalued in recent years by the scheduling and by the bigger clubs treating it as a nuisance, the worst case when Man United dropped out altogether because of the Club World Cup, but Arsenal have treated it with respect and it has been good to us in return.

The work of a DM is quite clear cut... Jam the opposition radar, don't let them find their range, constitute a nuisance to the opposition, if and when you win the ball, give it to a better ball playing / retaining team - mate, never complicate issues... 16 year old Reece Oxford did that superbly against Ozil especially, Le Coq for the most part has also done it.

At any time other than the time of the Olympics (January 29 - February 9), when it will be a nuisance, a hired car, picked up in Munich (3 hours away) or Zurich (a 7 - hour drive), is not a bad idea.

we have way to many silky skillled fleet footed fancy ball players and what we need right now is a diametrically oppose player to all these we have and that is exactly why Coquelin wad such a hit last season, get stuck in the tackle, harrass the ball and the opposition, just generally be a nuisance in the middle and when he gets the ball he lays it on to the Ozil, Cazorla, Rosicky etc.....

Fast, powerful and a real nuisance to defenders when he's on form.

Thankfully for Arsenal fans this has not happened with our Chile international striker Alexis Sanchez, even though it seems pretty clear to all concerned that he would have liked to secure a transfer away from the Gunners this summer, but when a player is really determined to leave a club that does not want to sell him it can get quite prickly and the player in question can make a real nuisance of themselves.

After his amazing game away to Man City when he fought, pressed, harried and generally made himself a proper nuisance to the home side, Wenger clearly has no problem asking Santi to add the dirty work to his great technical ability and creative talent.

Start By Adjusting Your Lights - When the world is springing forward, the lights can be a huge nuisance to a kid trying to sleep.

Why bother to strive when your existence is seen as a nuisance?»

The park board ordinance passed Monday does n`t forbid the phones outright, but gives the golf course power to step in when they become a nuisance.

Toddler sleep can be difficult when there are nocturnal nuisances and constant difficulties in their sleeping conditions.

Mass Audubon generally opposes most nuisance control practices, including spraying of pesticides to kill adult mosquitoes when there is a relatively low risk of mosquito - borne disease, because of the human health risks of pesticide exposures, harmful environmental effects, and unproven effectiveness of these activities.

Mass Audubon generally opposes most nuisance control practices, including spraying of pesticides to kill adult mosquitoes when there is a relatively low risk of mosquito - borne disease.

It is removable, which is great but if it is off it is a nuisance to cart round so I often don't have it when I do want it.

All this made few footprints in the USA, until 2016, when the election of Trump created fear of a fascist regime there, when internet trolls, using Nazi imagery and language, became a nuisance, and when fascist individuals like Richard Spencer were much overrated in media coverage.

While lamenting the stigma that the Northern youths have passed through as a result of the December 2015 incident, Bawa said, «when Boko Haram insurgency became a national, regional and later an international nuisance, it was the youths of northern origin that bore and still bear the brunt of the sins of these extremists.

When homeowners don't take care of their septic systems properly, though, they can become a nuisance for the surrounding ecosystem.

The study focused on three of the most common microscopic algae in the Chesapeake Bay that can produce toxic or nuisance conditions when they become very abundant.

So it wasn't the end of the world when I flunked those other two, although it is still a huge nuisance.

The other, lithium polysulfide, has been considered a nuisance: Formed when a sulfur electrode degrades, it travels to the lithium metal electrode and wrecks it, Cui said.