Sentence examples for frustrating problem from inspiring English sources

Alibaba is Yahoo's best investment, and its most frustrating problem.

Indeed, "reverse causality", which was once a frustrating problem, is now seen as a chance to demonstrate ingenuity.

The prison has become an international symbol of American excesses in the war against terrorism, and an increasingly frustrating problem for the White House.

In Silicon Valley, the word "hacker" is more often used to describe someone who comes up with a clever solution to a frustrating problem than it is to describe someone who is committing cybercrimes.

It's a common, and extremely frustrating, problem that while most people view ambition as an attractive quality in a man, it often changes into a negative attribute when it crosses the gender divide.

The most obvious and frustrating problem with recent television coverage -- the absence of pictures, with American cameras unable to reach into Taliban-controlled parts of Afghanistan -- has obscured a more profound transformation.

This sometimes causes frustrating problems.

Panetta said that the "epidemic" of military suicide was "one of the most frustrating problems" he has faced as defense secretary.

A10 The repair work, like so much about the extraordinary relief effort across Asia, has been distinguished by unpredictable, often frustrating problems whose solutions require imaginative improvisational skills.

The research firm Accenture found in a global survey released this week that 83 per cent of people who have used smart devices such as fitness monitors, home-security systems and even smart thermostats have had frustrating problems getting those devices to work.

Slowing Down the Speeders SOME local officials in Westchester say that speeding problems are often the most difficult and frustrating problems for a municipality to tackle, and that even a seemingly simple solution may backfire.