Sentence examples for infuriating situation from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, for tribal health care providers trying to hang on without pay, it makes an already infuriating situation even worse when the president claims that affected workers support keeping the government closed until he gets his wall money.
In David Rieff's article (July 13), the Miami exile community's views on our relations with Cuba offer a ray of hope in what is an infuriating situation.
Many companies hire external PR and marketing companies to send canned responses to disgruntled customers...further infuriating the situation.
The situation is infuriating in many ways, and simply bringing attention to the issues is not enough.
This situation is infuriating, and it should be a wake-up call for all of us.
Thousands of people are trapped inside the country because the so-called "Balkan route" is closed, with the situation in Idomeni infuriating many Greeks, while boats full of refugees keep arriving at the shores of Lesvos, Kos, Chios and other Greek islands.
But Zarwan said: "Any political approach he might take to calm the situation in Port Said would risk infuriating a constituency he can ill afford to infuriate, be it football ultras in Cairo, the judiciary, or the police".
It is not that Ms. Johnson has been inactive until now, but she was often overshadowed by Mr. Johnson, a situation that infuriated her.
It's a situation that infuriates the French government, which faces a strong far-right movement, and doesn't want the problem either.
This combination promises frequent situations in which presidents are unable to enact their agendas, infuriating their own partisans (George W. Bush post-2006, Barack Obama post-2010), unlike Westminster systems where governing leaders always have legislative majorities.
