Sentence examples for actually frustrating from inspiring English sources

"It's actually frustrating for me that all these other bad magazines exist, to see what other people get away with and call a magazine," he said.

But I would go further and argue that Labour's continued existence is now actually frustrating the cause of progressive politics, in England especially.

The subsidy of low-paid jobs, the report says, is actually frustrating efforts to increase job mobility and flexibility.Pest controlsPerceptions that the reform programme, Agenda 2010, which the government has so far doggedly stuck to, may still not be producing results, are a drag on the SPD as it heads into the most crucial regional election before the general election due in the autumn of 2006.

Blind spots are things you think are working well but are actually frustrating your customers.

It was actually frustrating, and mentally I just had to pull myself back and be like, 'It's going to be O.K.,' because it was really hard".

There was a period of time when it was like that, and that actually frustrated the hell out of me.

"With the rapid growth," he said, "we were actually frustrated at times with the level of response to the complaints we had".

"Creating such a voluminous database will actually frustrate law enforcement's goal of locating and identifying the suspects they are pursuing".

"If they believe they can actually frustrate us with sanctions, they are totally mistaken," North Korea's foreign minister, Ri saidong, said last week.

In capital cases, Dr. Lewis says, the elaborate balancing of aggravating and mitigating factors -- those that may be taken into account by judge or jury -- actually frustrates the inquiry because "the grisliness of the crime is in proportion to the craziness of the act".

Research has also outlined how chemical "dispersants" used in clean-up efforts actually frustrate these processes.