Sentence examples for most frustrating problems from inspiring English sources

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

IT'S one of the most frustrating problems encountered when passing documents back and forth electronically: the little square boxes that mean a font someone else used to create the file cannot be rendered on your computer.

There is also evidence that the impact of the policy increased substantially after its first year.One of the most frustrating problems in reforming educational systems is that it's very hard to get unions to sign on to these kinds of deals, even when teachers are offered things like guaranteed pay increases as compensation.

Bringo solves one of the most frustrating problems that we encounter daily: phone trees.

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most frustrating problems in gastroenterological surgery, since there is little we can do to improve the survival of patients with current treatment strategies.

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

For Dr. Walter J. Pories, a well-known gastric bypass surgeon, the dearth of government and insurance financing for such comprehensive weight-loss programs is "the single most frustrating problem in dealing with childhood obesity".

The most frustrating problem is that data centers are often abysmal in extracting useful compute work out of the electricity they consume.

Encouraging, but here is why this remains the single most frustrating problem I've faced over the last six years.

The Métro stops running around 1 a.m., but the Vélib kiosks are open all night, solving one of the city's most frustrating transportation problems.

For all the sentimentality, the symbols of the party's liberal wing were on stage to address one of Mr. Gore's most frustrating political problems: He is not particularly popular with the base voters of his party.