Sentence examples for infuriating problem from inspiring English sources

Rereading these works in light of the infuriating problem of the Islamic State, two discouraging findings stand out.

The mold problem infuriated parents, and since then, long construction delays have continued to wear their patience as their children have had to make due without a gymnasium and other facilities that children in other Greenwich schools take for granted.

Blanc described the goal as "infuriating" but the real problem was what happened next.

In other words, the technical problems, while infuriating — heads should roll — will not, in the end, be the big story.

The denial of widespread problems infuriated customers such as Chris Szarek, who has had five bad consoles: he felt Microsoft was stonewalling.

The structured interviews course was patronising and bordering on infuriating – I had "an attitude problem" apparently.

The casual use of a degrading stereotype by your writer not only infuriates but also perpetuates a problem.

Needless to say, Limbaugh doesn't see John McCain as the answer to this problem, and it infuriates him when McCain claims to be a Reaganite.

But the missed-delivery problem costs money as well as infuriating customers.

It consolidated many back-office operations last year, resulting in backlogs in accounts receivables, and billing problems that infuriated customers.

Dow Corning's fiscal health -- not to mention a study last year that seemed to clear breast implants in health problems -- infuriates its legal antagonists.