Mr. Lynch said the gap was particularly irritating because New York's recruits are required to have completed 60 college credits or two years of military service for admission to the academy.
Because of his anxious and audacious songs, he was regularly hailed as a boy wonder, which must be particularly irritating if you're no longer a boy.
The Know-It-All can be particularly irritating in the competitive atmosphere of a lab, where everyone is working hard to become an expert.
Nonetheless, the rogue program was particularly irritating for Ford because the company's leaders have been trying to transform their goliath of heavy manufacturing into more of a high-technology company.
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What is particularly irritating about sudoku is that because it is cool, because it is fashionable, because it is trendy, everyone feels entirely comfortable sitting at their desks, clearly not engaged in any sort of constructive work, because they are muttering, "Eight can't go there, but it could go there, or there.
The father of four children ages 22 to 27, all of whom are professionals, Dr. Khan may have been particularly irritating to the Taliban because his roots were in the rough and tumble of the nation's right-wing religious parties, not the elite academies and mainstream parties.
The timing of this injury has been particularly irritating to Rodriguez.
The deterioration in the service is particularly irritating as increases in season tickets far outstrip inflation.
Ricky Gervais is particularly irritating as the voice of a robot dog, and the whole thing really is miserably unfunny.
