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Adjective(1) (2) causing irritation or annoyance(3) easily irritated or annoyed(4) irritating

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(1) In a highly mobile nation like the United States, this is particularly nettlesome when children change schools and discover that their new school district teaches geometry in 7th grade, while they took it the previous year.(2) Now, I'm not trying to be nettlesome or willfully dense.(3) Why has this problem of origins proved nettlesome ?(4) We'll work through the issues that are nettlesome .(5) Just figuring out the size of the operation can be nettlesome .(6) The memorabilia problem is particularly nettlesome when dealing with an author whose fame derives from achievement on the playing fields or pop charts.(7) He berates moralistic critics of u2018consumerismu2019 who evade that nettlesome matter of u2018the ownership and organization of production.u2019(8) Felix's presumptuous action is barely less nettlesome than his withholding and patronizing behavior toward a teenage student who develops a crush on him.(9) As nettlesome as this challenge is, it is one that we dare not avoid, as different people of different religions increasingly acknowledge, especially among the young.(10) And, the question of all questions, so why in the face of all these nettlesome issues do we nonetheless find ourselves ethically compelled to bring this Society for Jewish Ethics into being?(11) He has strained against every nettlesome one of them - counter-attacking and squandering valuable time that should have been used to promote his message.(12) In southern Florida, utility companies now grapple with monk parakeets and the massive, nettlesome nests they build atop transmission poles.(13) Even better, some of the economy's most nettlesome worries are behind it, which should help keep profits moving northward.(14) These efforts can be particularly nettlesome at work.(15) Over time, the democratic transformation may go from being a nettlesome impediment to certain U.S. objectives to a persistent constraint on our superpower status.(16) Others are now convincing themselves that we have traded nettlesome financial instability for welcomed economic stability, but this rose-colored notion's days are numbered.