Sentence examples for exceedingly frustrating from inspiring English sources
So it must just be me who finds this exceedingly frustrating.
Fortunately, this doesn't really affect my position working for an industrial employer, although the crippling bureaucracy, which can lead to a month's wait for a reagent that would take a day to arrive in the United Kingdom, can be exceedingly frustrating.
"It can be an exceedingly frustrating experience.
(It's exceedingly frustrating that it should work out that way, but life doesn't always reward the good guy).
THE triple threat of big-league corporate earnings warnings, signs of an economic slowdown and elevated oil prices has made the stock market an exceedingly frustrating place of late.
"It's exceedingly frustrating," says Bulmahn, 67, who founded the company in 1991.
All of this makes some environmental researchers exceedingly frustrated.
But the White House and Congressional Democrats have been exceedingly frustrated by what they regard as Republican foot-dragging on Mr. Obama's nominees, including Mr. Cole, a close friend of Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. whose views on terrorism and close ties to the insurance giant A.I.G. have drawn scrutiny from Republicans.
Nishida's work is also frustrating for its repetitive and often obscure style, exceedingly abstract formulations, and detailed but frequently dead-end investigations.
Frustrating, very frustrating.
