Sentence examples for frustrating issues from inspiring English sources

"It was one of the most frustrating issues in my Senate career," says Mr. Gorton, who left the Senate in 2001.

"What I responded to is that here are two adults who are still really struggling to grow up, dealing with amusing and frustrating issues about themselves and their lives," she said.

It's also is a classic Web 2.0 startup which will attempt to solve one of the web's most frustrating issues, i.e. the separation of reading RSS feeds from being able to comment on the post.

Unfortunately, the new app isn't perfect and users were quick to point out its most frustrating issues like mislabeled cities.

Smart luggage Bluesmart addresses two of travel's most frustrating issues, among others: it tracks the location of your luggage, in case it ever gets lost or rerouted, and there's a built-in batter that lets you charge up to two devices simultaneously.

To date, the most reliable prognostic indicator for colorectal cancer (CRC) has been stage, but discerning which of those patients with stage II or III disease will be among the 25-51% of cases to develop recurrent cancer and succumb to the disease remains one of the most problematic and frustrating issues concerning clinical care and cancer surveillance strategies for CRC patients.

"It's a very frustrating issue for us," said Mayor Whelan.

The more frustrating issue could be the uncertainty if nothing happens this year.

He had just given his speech on race in Philadelphia and was expanding a little on the need to get past the endless back and forth on this toxic and frustrating issue.

This is an area of research I have been working on (and writing about) for several years but it's a frustrating issue as naturally the behaviour of long extinct species is rather hard to test.

In the clinical treatment of lung cancer, drug resistance remains a frustrating issue.