Sentence examples for frustrating decisions from inspiring English sources

A number of other controversial and frustrating decisions over the weekend also indicated that 17 years after the introduction of the video referee to the Super League, the RFL is still struggling with its most effective implementation.

Therefore, consumers of research are faced with frustrating decisions when attempting to select the most appropriate tool for their needs.

She described this as a "difficult and frustrating" decision.

That it is a cumbersome and often frustrating decision-making system is beyond dispute.

"It's a very frustrating decision," said Donna Rice Hughes, president of Enough Is Enough, a group that works to protect children from pornography and online predators.

After losing a frustrating decision to Esparza in the semi-finals of The Ultimate Fighter 20, and then watching her progress on to win the finale and claim the straw-weight title, this must feel like a shot at redemption.

Barr was given a perfect platform to talk about the obvious inequality in the industry and the frustrating "decision by committee" way television is produced (not just in the US).

For those of us on the outside awaiting an inevitably frustrating decision, the primary task remains to listen to local activists, and lend our support in the ways they envision it.

Are police officers above the law?" To make matters more frustrating, the decision not to indict is typically accompanied by a sense of incontrovertible finality: The justice system -- the only way to hold officers criminally liable for their actions -- has considered the case and closed it for good.

"It's been really frustrating watching these decisions being made in Paris by corporations," Wakeham told Guardian Australia.

The victim's brother, John Moxley, said he found the decision frustrating, coming after previous appeals had been rejected.