Sentences with phrase «frustrating slog»
It's been a long and frustrating slog in recent years for many young adults attempting to buy a home.
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On, I tried to explain how Common Core enthusiasts have gotten themselves into their current fix, where their dazzling, Race to the Top - fueled victories of 2010 and 2011 have given way to a divisive, frustrating slog.
Unfortunately, the Xbox One X on which I played Monster Hunter was subject to near - constant connection issues, making online play consistently hit - or - miss and turning some already difficult battles into frustrating slogs.
Unfortunately, the clunky control scheme and frequent framerate stutters transform intense gunfights into frustrating slogs that only the most diehard Borderlands fans would bother to put up with.
Unfortunately, the Xbox One X on which I played Monster Hunter was subject to near - constant connection issues, making online play consistently hit - or - miss and turning some already difficult battles into frustrating slogs.
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That time was spent slogging through long days of writing and reviewing new software and scrambling to keep frustrated customers from abandoning the site, which continued to suffer from occasional slowdowns and crashes.
As both a reviewer and a developmental editor, I get frustrated when I read books that could have been good to great with a little more work but have to say «Readers, it may not be worth the slog.»
It becomes a good game, but until you really become acquainted with how it works, it can be a frustrating and monotonous slog.
Finishing a mission on one end of the bayou and then having to slog back to the other end is a frustrating experience you'll encounter on more than one occasion.
This requires a tremendous amount of patience so Hitman can become a real slog and leave you feeling frustrated.
When one encounters fundamentally flawed writing, having to slog through a bunch of tacked - on «impressive» vocabulary makes it significantly more time - consuming, tedious, and frustrating.