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Example sentences for: nuisance

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The suit charges that stores in Chicago's suburbs knowingly overstocked guns, confident that they would be distributed to illegal outlets, and that the gun industry constitutes a "public nuisance"--that is, by enabling illegal gun sales, it increased the burden on Chicago's civic services.
The term "nuisance avoidance" was used to describe this behaviour.
R.M. Alexander's response (Nuisance dust better than no jobs, March 2-3, 1996) to concerns raised about dust generated by a local mining operation reply in large part on irrelevant ad homonym tactics by conjuring up the Sierra Club, their tree hugging ilk, and mining jobs lost to communities elsewhere.
Since then, many tabloid publishers have come to see Web gossip sites as both nuisance and competition.
Critics reply that 1) he will be less of a nuisance to the Chinese government as an exile than as a prisoner; 2) in exchange for his expulsion and other concessions, the United States recently stopped sponsoring the U.N. resolution condemning China's human rights policies; and 3) the United States will further repay China by refusing to air Wang and other dissidents on U.S. government international broadcasts.