frustrating

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• Many scientists are frustrated by the public’s inability to think like a scientist, but in fact it is neither easy nor always desirable to do so.

• That frustrated our customers, led to more staff work, and doubtlessly cost us orders from folks who would rather get something from Amazon in two days than wait a week to support us.

• Defenses that can switch all five players can frustrate the duo.

• Everywhere I went, it seemed there was someone frustrated enough in their love life to take a chance on a date arranged by a complete stranger.

• He said was frustrated when MTS officials proposed an amendment to the agency’s security agreement to increase wages for contractors to try to address challenges hiring and retaining security guards.

• Frustrating as regulars find these fair-weather exercise interlopers, they were also all beginners once, he says.

• Russian professional models often describe their business as "exhausting" and "frustrating," especially for a child.

• “The most frustrating part of this crematorium here is the carelessness of the Ebola team,” says Reeves.

• Yeah, it was a frustrating experience that the other movie got going.

• As air travel becomes increasingly frustrating and dehumanizing, the dream of personal aerial transport tempts the imagination.

• If the designs of destiny were clear, it was equally evident that her friends were bent on frustrating them.

• Humpy tried to grab it, but The Hopper, the attempt, read his colleague a sharp lesson in good manners.