Reading global and national news articles can be a frustrating experience.
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Being a woman on the internet (or anywhere) is a frustrating experience.
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Worse yet, driving the Q8 around town can be a frustrating experience.
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And that's a frustrating experience for a fan and for our customers.
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Once again, the debate was a frustrating experience for former Maryland Gov.
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Worse yet, driving the Q20203 around town can be a frustrating experience.
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To most users, the bug might sound like just a frustrating experience.
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A chatbot that looks for keywords and parrots back is a frustrating experience.
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A frustrating experience, to be sure, but Delta was within its (reserved) rights.
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Getting a broken iPhone, Mac, or iPad serviced remains a frustrating experience for many.
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Searching for an open power outlet in an airport is often a frustrating experience.
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Because the viewer can't commit to one thing, it can be a frustrating experience.
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He said he got into real estate after a frustrating experience buying a house.
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Trying to cast a Super Tuesday vote in Los Angeles County was a frustrating experience.
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I even tried my old wired EarPods the other day, and it was a frustrating experience.
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He had a frustrating experience on PayPal and was leery of running into a similar situation.
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Maybe chalk it up to a random bad day, but it was still a frustrating experience.
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The dogs are prevented from touching one another, a frustrating experience for animals trained to fight.
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The answer is yes, and when I am forced to use Chrome, it remains a frustrating experience.
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This is sometimes called "concept creep," or "moving the goalposts," and it can be a frustrating experience.
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Lopez and Mendes gave good performances, but if you were watching at home, it was a frustrating experience.
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It's a frustrating experience that could be greatly improved with an audible chime to confirm that Siri heard me.
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Even so, many would say typing on a smartphone screen remains a frustrating experience that's inferior to mechanical keyboards.
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Reading long classic books can be a frustrating experience for many, due to the daily distractions of contemporary life.
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More likely than not it was a frustrating experience that you simply tried to survive rather than learn from.
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In terms of software, Huawei's EMUI (in this case, a skinned version of Android 9) can still be a frustrating experience.
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Mr. Fujita adopted his predecessor's nonlinear, experimental approach to narration, but this made for a frustrating experience when viewed with subtitles.
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Jerry Kilgore, a Republican who ran against Mr. Kaine for governor in 2005, said he found debating Mr. Kaine a frustrating experience.
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"It was a frustrating experience to come up to such a mountain of opposition from the tech industry," said Commissioner Lowenthal by phone.
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However, other apps were much more sluggish on the Snapdragon computer, leading to a frustrating experience (more on app stuff in a bit).
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Sometimes a reboot solves this, sometimes it doesn't, and it's a frustrating experience on a premium laptop that's coupled with Bang & Olufsen speakers.
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Once in government, Mr. Iglesias and his party may find working with the Socialists, who have a more cautious agenda, a frustrating experience.
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If you tried shopping for a new Tom Brady jersey this playoff season, you might have had a frustrating experience on Amazon or Walmart.com.
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Back in 2010 Doug Hirsch, a techie who has worked at Facebook and Yahoo, had a frustrating experience trying to pick up a prescription.
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But since there aren't any gatekeepers stopping anyone from giving their two cents about a book, Goodreads can be a frustrating experience for authors.
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When flying, it's not entirely clear when the HDR option is available or even when it's turned on, which quickly becomes a frustrating experience.
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When your Fitbit dies in the middle of a workout or fails to register an excellent night's sleep, it can be a frustrating experience.
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If you're any size that deviates from what brand's consider to be "standard," finding a decent pair of jeans for a decent price can feel like a frustrating experience.
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An iPhone 22020G with unpredictable, touch-and-go 211G coverage over the next year would be a frustrating experience for buyers and send Apple's beloved customer sat numbers downward.
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When it comes to making requests inside a company for new equipment or to learn about HR policies, it can be a frustrating experience for both sides of the equation.
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Having to go to court over one viral shot seems like a frustrating experience for any creative, but also a reality people in the field will continue to face. 15.
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It is a frustrating experience, to be sure, but par for the course with Tomasiak who, as recently as 2015 was still pitching their new printers and news to the press.
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It's not a stretch to say that locating a file you downloaded two weeks ago and only opened once can be a frustrating experience, and Siri can start to resolve that.
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"I had coached world juniors the year before, and frankly, it was such a frustrating experience for me that I was embarrassed to even be applying for the position," he said.
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Crook is a former Cabinet Office and McKinsey Consultant, who started Lifted after a frustrating experience trying to arrange care for her mother after she was diagnosed with dementia at age 56.
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When I got to the venue, where the water was glassy and the sun was rising, I shed tears because it had been a frustrating experience, and a very enlightening and fortunate one, too.
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It is a frustrating experience that leaves one wishing for the type of conventional dramatization most common in Germany: an adaptation that takes inspiration primarily from the plot and themes of its literary source.
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It's easy to dismiss all of these small problems because they're not the types of Apple security bugs that have hit the headlines recently, but they all add up to a frustrating experience at times.
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"In the past, account linking could be a frustrating experience for your users; having to manually type a username and password — or worse, create a new account — breaks the natural conversational flow," the company explains.
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After a frustrating experience with the company at the Los Angeles airport in early December, I tweeted my annoyance and a few days later, received a tweet with the email address for Payless's customer service department.
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The S8's fingerprint scanner was a frustrating experience: it was small, hard to reach, and right next to the camera, which meant most of the time, I ended up with fingerprints on the camera lens.
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And yet the battery replacement issue reveals how iPhone repair remains a frustrating experience for many, especially because Apple Stores and Apple's authorized service providers are the only places customers can turn to for official replacement parts.
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For all the upside big tech companies offer to the live sports experience, watching games over the internet tends to remain a decent substitute at best, a frustrating experience for many, and a full-on turn off for others.
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Founded in 2014 by siblings Johannes and Michael Siebers after they say they had a frustrating experience trying to book a vacation rental for a surfing trip in Portugal, Holidu's search engine lets you easily search for and book holiday accommodations.
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I tried using Bluetooth headphones so that I could at least hear the audio cues, but the multiple delays involved — the signal going from the ball to the phone and then the phone's audio signal making it to my headphones — made for a frustrating experience.
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For me, a frustrating experience occurs when one of my patients needs a non-steroidal salve to soothe an ache or a quality of life drug for their erectile dysfunction or a potentially life saving CT Scan or MRI that their insurance won't approve.
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"They say call your senator and call your congressperson, but it can be kind of a frustrating experience because it is unclear what really happens after the call, and worse, no one else knows that you have called in — your call essentially falls into this black hole," he said.
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This ultimately caused these students to do worse on tests and assessments than their white peers, creating a frustrating experience and also contributing to the racial achievement gap.
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The game received "generally unfavorable reviews" according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. IGN criticized the game's "overly aggressive" rubberband AI and an unrewarding single player experience. Nintendo Life found that the reliance on using weapons to win rather than pure racing skill can result in a frustrating experience for the player.
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4 In 1953 Clark became the Arts Council's chairman. He held the post until 1960, but it was a frustrating experience for him; he found himself chiefly a figurehead. Moreover, he was concerned that the way the council went about funding the arts was in danger of damaging the individualism of the artists whom it supported.
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Jackie mentions, in his book I Am Jackie Chan, how much of the plot is confusing, and he was sure that even the director, Lo Wei, didn't even know what was going on. He has also gone on to express that tensions between himself and the director along with the generally cold weather at the time of filming made for a frustrating experience.
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The parameters of this increase (rate, frequency, starting levels) can only be modulated at the beginning of the experience by selecting a difficulty level. Still, this can lead to a frustrating experience for both experienced and inexperienced gamers, as they attempt to follow a preselected learning or difficulty curves poses many challenges to game developers; as a result, this method of gameplay is not widespread.
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In 1987, after her studies, Marant worked with Parisian designer Michel Klein. Later she also collaborated with Bridget Yorke working on two collections and assisted art director Marc Ascoli on different projects for Chloé, Martine Sitbon, and Yohji Yamamoto. However, working in other houses was a frustrating experience for her, and soon Marant decided to go it alone. In 1989, she launched her own jewellery label, and in 1990 with her mother, she launched a knitwear label "Twen".
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He worked as a lighting designer then transitioned to sound design in 1967. Dugan became interested in achieving the automatic adjustment of sound controls after a frustrating experience staging the musical Hair. His first automixer design was not fully practical but his second design was successful; it used a reference derived from a total of all of its microphone signals. Dugan devised a third improvement which helped prevent audio feedback in the presence of sound reinforcement loudspeakers.
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The album has received generally mixed reviews since its release. In the site Metacritic, the album received a score of 47/100 based on 8 reviews. Many critics have compared the album to the works of Green Day and My Chemical Romance. Jonah Bayer of Alternative Press said: "While we believe Sum 41 has the potential to succeed without the power chords, the fact that only a handful of musical ideas are fully developed in the album is a frustrating experience to listen".
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Razer has been critical of some approaches to mental health awareness. In 2015, she was criticalNOT SO NICE: RAZER ON ABC'S GUILELESS MENTAL HEALTH WEEK, Helen Razer, ABC News Online, 2015-10-05 of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s “Mental As” week offerings. In October 2017, Razer was quoted in an article on general and especially sexual health for over-40 females. She was said to be 49, and finding that dating as an older woman can be a frustrating experience.
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By 1823 Maxwell was in command of organising operations against smugglers, and later in the year he was given a foreign posting in command of off South America. Here he observed the Peruvian War of Independence and was present at the surrender of Callao, forming a friendship with the defeated General Rodil.United Services Magazine, 1831 Part II, p. 534 This posting proved a frustrating experience for Maxwell, who broke his kneecap on the outward journey and never fully recovered use of the limb.
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This was for some obviously a frustrating experience. But if ever the cheerful Dowd was upset he kept it very much to himself and perhaps he regarded the mere fact he was part of so many All Black squads as a bonus. For there must have been a time in Dowd's career where he never seriously contemplated gaining an All Black jersey. By 1994 Dowd had been overtaken by Norm Hewitt as Fitzpatrick's back-up, and he never represented the All Blacks again.
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While Brown published some letters from enthusiastic fans, Underwater was generally not well accepted, The Comics Journal's Tom Spurgeon calling the serialization "a bust", lamenting that it took him about "90 seconds" to read the first three issues. He wrote, "Underwater may be a masterpiece; time will tell. But I wouldn’t recommend seeing Citizen Kane in half-minute segments, either." The slow pacing was a "frustrating experience" for many readers, "glacial in its rhythms and ungenerous" to readers who were getting the story in period installments.
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Mad Bodies received positive reception from the few video game-dedicated outlets that reviewed the game when it launched, due to being released long after the system was discontinued. Classic Video Game Magazine's Mike Pittaro praised the presentation, visuals, music and originality, though he criticized the game's high difficulty but remarked that "MB is a frustrating experience that delivers, without a doubt, endless hours of gameplay". Thumbpad also gave a positive review to the game in their May 29, 2009 podcast and gave it two thumbs-up.
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After two years in Cactus he left the band: "There were some great moments, but then there was a lot of banging heads together. Eventually I left because it was a frustrating experience for me" In 2009, a new band, the Hell Drivers, was created. The members are Jim McCarty, Johnny "Bee" Badanjek, Marvin Conrad (bass), and Jim Edwards (vocals). A high-energy band, they play a variety of Detroit rock and roll from Iggy Pop, The Rockets, Mitch Ryder, Alice Cooper, Bob Seger and more to great critical acclaim.
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Born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, he graduated from high school at Kentucky Country Day School and later graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Amherst College with a degree in economics, and received his MBA from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. After a frustrating experience trying to set up an Internet account, Charles decided to start his own ISP. He founded MindSpring Enterprises in 1994. From the beginning, Charles crafted a set of Core Values and Beliefs which outlined how employees in the company would treat each other and their customers.
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Going into the spring 2008 season, Saito vowed to win five games and lead to Waseda to a fourth consecutive league title. However, the spring season turned out to be a frustrating experience for Saito. In a May 19 start against Meiji University, Saito was hit in the right thigh by a sharp come-backer (a line drive right back to the pitcher), forcing him to leave the game. Waseda went on to lose the game (the loss being charged to Saito), diminishing their chances of winning the league title.
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Shortly after Ranger 1's unsuccessful mission, Atlas 117D and Agena 6002 were rolled out to LC-12 for the next attempt. Once again, getting the booster and spacecraft ready for flight proved a frustrating experience. On October 24, NASA received the news from the West Coast of the United States that a hydraulics failure had prevented Discoverer 33 from reaching orbit the previous day, which necessitated taking Agena 6002 down from the stack and giving it a thorough checkout. The stage was found to have the same problem as Discoverer 33's Agena, necessitating repair work.
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So far they have made 3 quarter finals but their highlight has been a semi final in the WTA events at Ponte Vedra Beach and Stanford. Both the French Open and Wimbledon proved to be a frustrating experience for Borwell and Kops-Jones. Although sandwiched between both tournaments they picked up an ITF title in Nottingham (defeating Naomi Broady and Katie O'Brien in the final) they suffered 1st round defeats in both Grand Slam events. At the French they came up against nemesis' and eventual finalists Katarina Srebotnik and Květa Peschke and were thrashed 6–0, 6–1.
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At UCLA, Gobin was part of the team that invented a new device to remove blood clots from the brain that cause ischemic stroke. The device was conceived in 1995 after a frustrating experience in the operating room in which surgeons were unable to reopen a blood vessel blocked by a clot. In 1999 Gobin became Medical Director of the newly founded Concentric Medical, where he continued his development of the device. The device, which by then had been named the Mechanical Embolus Removal in Cerebral Ischemia, or MERCI for short, received FDA approval in 2004.
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However, the experience of Jhinuk turns out to be a frustrating experience for her when the victim's family turn away, but the writer or the director wanted to show the leads are stronger than their past life. In Jhinuk's character, Indrani Halder did very realistic job, her performance is the lighted part to create an strength in audience mind, Rituparna Sengupta did another important performance that took all the sympathy from audience mind to make them re-think about the life-hell situation of a victim. Both the Director and Writer are successful to develop the thought-provoking story on- screen.
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Waddington ended the tour with seven wickets at an average of 46.71; his single Test wicket was at a cost of 119 runs. The tour was a frustrating experience for Waddington, who found the heat difficult to deal with; he was also unhappy that most of his appearances came in the non-first-class country matches, many against opponents fielding more than eleven players to make a more even fight. Throughout the tour, the press criticised Douglas for the way he used bowlers. Although Yorkshire used Waddington in short bursts with the objective of taking wickets, Douglas used him to bowl long defensive spells with the prime objective of run-saving, a task to which Waddington was unsuited.
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This decision was supported by the chief of the United States Army Air Corps, Major General Henry H. Arnold, and by the head of the navy's Bureau of Aeronautics, Rear Admiral Arthur B. Cook, who between them were planning to spend $225 million on new aircraft in the year ahead. However, Congress was not convinced of its value, and Bush had to appear before the Senate Appropriations Committee on April 5, 1939. It was a frustrating experience for Bush, since he had never appeared before Congress before, and the senators were not swayed by his arguments. Further lobbying was required before funding for the new center, now known as the Ames Research Center, was finally approved.
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Etty found the experience of copying Lawrence's work extremely frustrating, and in his own words "was ready to run away", but he persisted and eventually taught himself to copy Lawrence's work very closely. Although Etty found his year with Lawrence a frustrating experience, his development of the ability to copy other works served him in good stead in future when he came to copy elements from the Old Masters. Once he had completed his year with Lawrence, Etty returned to the Royal Academy, drawing at the life class and copying other paintings, as well as undertaking commissions and doing occasional work for Lawrence to earn money. He was unsuccessful in all the Academy's competitions, and every painting he submitted for the Summer Exhibition was rejected.
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Upon the completion of Road Rash II, series programmer Dan Geisler planned to leave EA and accepted an employment offer from Crystal Dynamics; he was primarily motivated by inadequate compensation for his work on the first two titles, and he felt that the technology for the Genesis had been pushed as far as it could. Geisler only remained with EA after negotiating for a significant payment up front. During a frustrating experience working on Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City, Geisler ran into EA Vice President of Marketing Bing Gordon and offered to create Road Rash 3, which Gordon accepted. Artist Michael Hulme was recruited from Cinemaware for the game's development team, and was told that Road Rash 3 would be EA's final title for the Sega Genesis.
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Having first been introduced to sailing at the age of 15 by the family of one of her school friends, White's first ever Cowes Week was a frustrating experience with her feeling, due to her novice status, like she was "always getting in the way and in the wrong place". However, this, alongside a genuine passion for being 'on the water' was her first step on her sailing career. She finished second place finish in the solo trans-Atlantic race, the OSTAR, in 2009. A 3200 nm race following the historical North Atlantic route from Plymouth, UK to Newport, USA she completed the race in 20days 22mins, missing out on the under 35-foot world record by just a few minutes but being awarded the prestigious media award for the OSTAR, as voted for by the public.
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He wrote that the module provided some very interesting roleplaying situations and an excellent background for a campaign, but "provides little more than this on a long term basis". He notes that some of the material would not be utilized until The Assassin's Knot (L2, unreleased at that time) was purchased, and that "trying to run this module on its own could prove to be a frustrating experience as the designer has given little indication of what L2 will contain or how many more modules there are likely to be." Bambra had hoped that the arrival of L2 would make The Secret of Bone Hill an enjoyable adventure. Lawrence Schick in his book Heroic Worlds was critical of the module, calling it "Not one of TSR's more sterling endeavors," and noting that the back cover was "deliberately botched" by the artist (Erol Otus) "who didn't care for the product".
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