Sentence examples for be particularly frustrating when from inspiring English sources

Like the iPad Pro, the Pixel Slate's software shortcomings can be particularly frustrating when coupled with premium hardware.

This can be particularly frustrating when you need them to do just one simple task before you can move on (like installing an entrance to a building, or installing required items in a room).

"I cannot be happy when one of the teams sends a team that doesn't reflect the strength of the country," he said, "and this is particularly frustrating when the Russian team came back from 0-2 down to beat the Slovaks.

It's particularly frustrating when there's just one section or just one quote that I'm looking for.

The problems with these products are particularly frustrating when we put on a big launch event like TechCrunch Disrupt later this month.

Cuba is a country that does not produce enough food to feed itself, so it has to rely on imported goods, which is particularly frustrating when your closest neighbor also happens to be the largest consumer market in the world and it refuses to import any of your goods in exchange because you are enemies.

Another way in which writing in English could be particularly frustrating at times was when I would think of a French word or phrase and realize that there wasn't an exact equivalent in English, or that it didn't sound as good, or didn't convey the same image/power I'd envisioned.

And some of those can be particularly frustrating for on-the-go travelers, as when you want to tell your spouse that the plane is delayed another two hours and you can't get service, or when your favorite app directs you to a restaurant that no longer exists.

This can be particularly frustrating for international students.

For users whose fingers are not as slender as toothpicks, he warned, the screen could be particularly frustrating to manipulate.

Right-clicking with the switch on the side of the pen can be particularly frustrating.