Sentence examples for proving vexing from inspiring English sources

Still, for others, quirks of geography were proving vexing.

Parking has also proved vexing.

And the issue of race proved vexing.

But while the complaint is fairly quotidian, the case proved vexing.

Pakistan's relationship with the Taliban has often seemed mysterious and has proved vexing for the Bush Administration.

But the summer has proved vexing for him, and the two largest items on his appear to be stalled.

Keeping occasional mavericks like Ben Nelson of Nebraska, Evan Bayh of Indiana and Mary L. Landrieu of Louisiana in the fold could prove vexing.

It has the support of a veto-proof majority in the City Council, but it is opposed by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and some members of the business community and has proved vexing for Ms. Quinn, a Democrat who is trying to cultivate business support as she prepares to run for mayor next year.

But that equality has proved vexing for one particular copy of the Bill of Rights itself.Fourteen Bills of Rights were drafted in 1789: the federal government's copy, which now sits in the National Archives in Washington, DC, and one for each of the 13 original states.

That compared with a figure of 60% for bumblebees that came from a colony where the scent of lavender was absent.Precisely why the bumblebees largely ignored social information about lavender and so steadfastly stuck with their personal knowledge about geraniums providing a bigger feast, even when it was no longer so, proved vexing.

Undoing the tangle has proved vexing for the government, which has little cash and lots of concerns about the social unrest that could result from dislodging thousands of people who acquired land through urban development plans and agrarian reform laws that were legitimate at the time.