Sentence examples for Economic frustration from inspiring English sources

Economic frustration also matters, Gambetta says.

Economic frustration appears to be the major factor in Israel's edging towards a turnover in its leadership next week.

Economic frustration is compounded because President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been lifting subsidies for everything from bread to gasoline — probably sound economic policy, but very unpopular.

Some claim that it may be due to economic frustration, with prosperous Muslims providing a convenient "scapegoat for the frustrated aspirations" of those who feel they maybe aren't quite as wealthy as they deserve to be.

But they share a common sense of economic frustration.

Along with economic frustration, crime and the fear of it have soared, too.

Economic frustrations have spilled into the streets here, as they have in Spain and Greece.

But his infrastructure plans went nowhere before Republicans, capitalizing on voters' economic frustrations, won control of the House in November.

Though many Mongolians say the riot was a criminal act, the anger most likely bubbled up from economic frustrations.

Added on top of those economic frustrations is mounting distrust of the federal government, career politicians and political parties.

Global terrorism and economic frustrations have rendered strong emotions visibly resurgent, and the consequences of violent outbursts will determine international relations for decades to come.