Sentence examples for least frustrating from inspiring English sources

For America, that a bilateral agreement on which it has staked much can be hijacked by unelected Communist bosses, who owe their strength to West Bengal's village gangsters, is, to say the least, frustrating.

By far the least frustrating part of travel was booking the trip.

Whereas in most countries you would have to spend a lot of time learning a new language and perhaps feeling isolated or at least frustrated by your lack of communication, in the United Kingdom everyone speaks English.

O'Neill was as prescient about Al Qaeda as Sheehan and Clarke were, and at least as frustrated.

But the better, sharper side won and now Ireland have to work out a plan at least to frustrate Spain in Gdansk.

When the judges on the D.C. Circuit Court heard an appeal of Walton's denial, two years later, they upheld it, although Judge Harry T. Edwards, in his concurrence, at least sounded frustrated by where the "vagaries" of Guantánamo jurisprudence had led.

It's a bit like being nudged by a bully, again and again, frustrating at the least, disheartening at the most.

Even United Nations officials blame Mr. Kabila for being the least cooperative: staging regular offensives, frustrating military observers and rejecting an international mediator.