Sentence examples for frustrating cases from inspiring English sources

"In the most frustrating cases," nothing is done at all, Ban told the council.

It's one of the Los Angeles Police Department's most frustrating cases.

Has it been a deeply frustrating case to work on?

Marlis DeJongh recalled, "Tom said that in all his years of being a prosecutor it was the most frustrating case that he had ever worked on".

Putting all of this together, it seems like another frustrating case of psychological diagnosis from a distance, causing all sorts of problems and solving none.

It's been a frustrating case: the client had relationships with women for a period of years, but they ended when he refused to marry them, knowing, without confessing to them, that he was gay.

Yet the country is no more popular with its neighbours than it is among thrifty Swabian housewives.The most frustrating case is Macedonia, which has been embroiled in a row with Greece over its name since 1991.

At 7 30 that morning, he stood outside the patient's door as Dr. Thompson relayed the somewhat frustrating case of the middle-aged man with worsening dizziness and panic attacks.

Tess, his eldest, goes silent in a frustrating case of selective mutism, Meg struggles with her newfound status as the youngest child and Evangeline, his free-spirited wife, descends into an unpredictable and destructive depression.

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that the letter was a critical break in a frustrating case and that it helped lead the authorities to the two suspects.

"I would say personally that that's the most frustrating case I've ever encountered," said Richard LaMunyon, the former police chief, who led the force during the peak of the fury.