| But anyone who pities herself for more than a month on end is a weak sister and likely to become a public nuisance besides. |
| The label nuisance or negligence is treated as being of no real significance. |
| The monument has been a bit of nuisance agriculturally speaking because it has limited what we can do with the field. |
| Lord Cooke said that the label nuisance or negligence was of no real significance. |
| Root suckers can be a nuisance, but most gardeners consider them a minor one. |
| This was negligence pure and simple, confused by an ill-fitting and woolly disguise of nuisance. |
