Sentence examples for frustratingly low from inspiring English sources

Besides, soccer scores are frustratingly low and victory doesn't always go to the better team.

Could Jason Roy, who bats frustratingly low in the order for Surrey in Championship cricket, offer a diverting option in the middle order for England?

That number struck me not as startlingly high, but as frustratingly low — especially if you're a kid in the ninety-six per cent of those schools where Chinese is unavailable.

England's middle-order stalled with just 55 runs scored in overs 31 to 40 and 64 in the final 10. Ben Stokes, frustratingly out of sorts at No5, and Moeen, frustratingly low at No7, offered up high catches when trying to force the issue, either side of Steve Smith's precision throw to run out Jonny Bairstow from mid-off.

And it's doubtful that books with titles like Do What You Love, The Money Will Follow: Discovering Your Right Livelihood--the old career counselor's classic, by Marsha Sineta--would have any real impact on a person who feels the pinch of 5 or 6 years of frustratingly low income.

There's also urgency: Illinois Latinos are up to six months behind their peers in cognitive measures before they even begin kindergarten, the start of a gap that develops into frustratingly low high school graduation rates.

(My own household, run by my divorced, adventurous, feminist mother, was frustratingly low-TV).

The domestic league is frustratingly low-pressure for all its recent riches.

But as any longtime resident knows, life in Tokyo, with, for instance, the in-person appointments at bureaucratic branch offices, can feel frustratingly low-tech as often as thrillingly hi-tech.

"But unfortunately, a frustratingly small step".

The shutter is frustratingly slow, though I was surprised to find that in camcorder mode the camera actually adjusts well between low-light and well-lit settings.