Although frustrating to elected officials and developers, years of delays and disappointments are typical of redevelopment attempts along the river, Mr. Lane of the Regional Plan Association said.
Although frustrating at times, these growing pains did end up driving the "evolution of the organization" to what it is today, while in the process teaching everyone involved many of the skills required in future biotechnology-related jobs.
Although frustrated by the economy's performance, business leaders have largely been pleased with the administration's record so far.
Although frustrated by the rushed marriage and concerned for the consequences facing the man who presided over his marriage, Mr. van Roestenberg said Friday was the greatest day of his life.
Although frustrated by the delay, astronomers--knowing that even a minor orbit error could doom their prized instrument--have not criticized NASA's decision to play it safe.
And you've got to train to play". Although frustrated by a run of one win in six league games, and no wins at home in four this year, which has seen the Saddlers drop six points behind top spot, O'Driscoll remains patient.
LAL, although frustrated by this dynamic, has found that it is also the reason that some of their fans have become so connected to their music.
Although frustrated by the procedural delays in an issue that deals with the life of the most vulnerable people in the world, I am now hopeful that Member States will use the extra money and will start resettlement programmes as well as increase their pledge.
Muamba admits to finding life without football frustrating, although his wedding at the end of this month and a book launch pencilled in for before Christmas mean he has plenty with which to keep himself occupied.
Early rarely tips his own opinions in any overt way, which is sometimes frustrating, although he seems to mostly agree with Limbaugh's 2003 comment that Donovan McNabb, then of the Philadelphia Eagles, had been overrated because the media wanted a black quarterback to do well.
Doubtless, the diplomatic path that we are headed down will be long, messy, and frustrating, although if the Times would agree to give Putin a weekly column rather than a one off slot, there could be a few more chortles along the way.
