Significats de particularly vexing en anglès

Figuring out precisely how cold viruses pass between people has been particularly vexing.

It is not a question that is particularly vexing critics.

That's why this particularly vexing rodent is called a "trade rat."

There are times in the high-tech world when it's particularly vexing to figure out just who to believe.

This was particularly vexing as I had bought it expressly for keeping the time while on this expedition.

The new coronavirus has been particularly vexing for doctors because of the many and often unpredictable ways it can manifest.

This was particularly vexing for Unitech since it had only recently emerged from a long governance crisis marked by political interference.

Grammys can be notoriously difficult to predict and this year seems to be particularly vexing because there is no predominant genre or theme.

The geometrical diagrams were particularly vexing because I could not see the relation of the different parts to one another, even on the cushion.

Particularly vexing for police is the difficulty of determining which potential Taser targets belong to population cohorts deemed to be at increased risk.