But eating a nutritious breakfast doesn't need to be the bane of your existence.
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Allen said Amazon will be "the bane of the restaurant industry" in the future.
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"Over the next 10 months, this job would be the bane of my existence," says Lassen.
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Dippin' Dots appears to be the bane of existence for the man who is President Trump's public voice.Why?
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Still, it can be the bane of many a business traveler aiming for eight solid hours before a presentation.
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Dippin' Dots appears to be the bane of existence for the man who is President Trump's public voice. Why?
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The convergence criteria the ECOWAS set for its member countries seem to be the bane of the single currency project.
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Stomach pains can be the bane of anyone's existence, especially for those suffering from a hangover that just won't quit.
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So I'll continue to pop up periodically and be the bane of their existence, because I don't want them to feel comfortable.
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Human-gull interactions can be the bane of beachgoers and make for popular online fodder, but are often bad for both the people and the birds.
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I was continually washing just twice a week, and while showering used to be the bane of my existence, I embraced the little bit of texture the stray showerhead spritz would give my head.
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But sometimes, either due to high tolls, poor design, or frequent extreme weather, bridges can be the bane of a driver's existence, like the Tappan Zee Bridge in New York or the Calcasieu River Bridge in Louisiana.
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But those auto companies that many criticized for moving too slowly have spent the past few years drumming up partnerships and other forms of relationships with the very players that were perceived to be the bane of the industry.
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The post-match press conference can be the bane of a player's life, especially when they have lost, but while Sharapova and Kyrgios would rather be anywhere else, Roger Federer has found a way to use them to his advantage.
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No one could vote against the Bricker Amendment with impunity and very few could vote against it and survive at all . . . There was no hope of stopping it through direct opposition."Caro, 528. Johnson told his aide Bobby Baker it was "the worst bill I can think of" and "it will be the bane of every president we elect.
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His best years had been spent as a schoolmaster. Jessopp was essentially a man of the study, and the "monsters of life's waste" he attacked were too often those he imagined must be the bane of his poorer neighbours—rather than those that really oppressed them. Again, he was not Norfolk born. He never comprehended the inner nature of the hard-grained East Anglians that rates stranger and foe as nearly equivalent.
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When asked by Jason Herbison of Inside Soap which new character viewers should be looking out for, Jasek chose Vanessa, saying she would take Erinsborough by storm. TV Week's soap critic Andrew Mercado branded Vanessa a "sexy chef", while Cameron Adams of the Herald Sun called her "a stone-cold fox". A writer for Channel 5 proclaimed that she was a "fiery newcomer". A Huddersfield Daily Examiner reporter stated Vanessa had proved to be "the bane of Lucas' existence".
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This Fort would continue to be the bane of the Southern Moros for centuries to come. Another success of this Spanish expedition was the return of a certain "Coat of Arms" of the Royal Sultanate of Sulu. Believed to be a flag captured during the campaign, the object, along with other spoils of war were brought to Manila as trophies. This sudden attack on the Moro fleets did not at all, deter the Sultans Kudarat and Wasit from continuing their piratical activities.
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Lin hated Wang for not appreciating her love for him and she spent her time innovating and developing new martial arts techniques to counter those of Quanzhen's. She created the Jade Maiden Heart Sutra (玉女心經), which proves to be the bane of Quanzhen martial arts as its movements seem to oppose all Quanzhen styles. However, it is later discovered that the Jade Maiden Heart Sutra actually complements Quanzhen's swordplay and covers its flaws. Lin Chaoying had a maid, who became her martial arts apprentice.
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Ubersoft is a fictional computer software company run by an ethereal being from another plane, otherwise known as Mr. Bunny the Hoppy Computer Guy or just The Boss. Originally called Megasoft, the company was forced to change its name and logo due to software pirates copyrighting both. Famed for marketing tactics such as disabling software features until a customer pays for an upgrade to re-enable them, and implementing features into its software such as making it easier to exit programs by causing it to quit when a customer tries to print their documents, Ubersoft tries to be the bane of the existence of each of its customers. They also charge customers to receive bug fixes, claiming they are feature enhancements and are thus only needed by those customers who want them.
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