Sentence examples for a rising frustration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smooha says he thinks the increase signals a rising frustration among Arabs, who say they believe that recognizing the Holocaust gives justification to Israeli policies.

Dr. Albright addressed a rising frustration in the West Bank and Gaza with a peace effort that after seven years still leaves the Palestinians there living either under direct Israeli occupation or in areas whose entrances and exits are controlled by Israeli security forces.

Private groups and public agencies working with the elderly find the issue a source of rising frustration.

The groups say the protests are a sign of rising frustration among Tibetans because of growing religious repression and harsh security measures adopted by China.

In a context of rising frustration and distrust, other residents of the camp refused the pre-evacuation.

Many experts saw the decline as an indication of rising frustration on the part of Italians.

This is in a context of palpable rising frustration among the general population, as a bailout for Spain looks ever more likely.

Gifford Miller, the Council speaker, played down the notion of a mood shift within the Council, even as other members spoke of rising frustration and a more militant stance against the administration.

Or are they merely an outlet to the rising frustration and narrowing options for BiH's youth?

Scene 2 On 18th Avenue, the morning temperature and the rising frustration made for a discordant symphony of spinning wheels.

The emergence of the lashkars is a sign of the tribesmen's rising frustration with the ruthlessness of the Taliban, but also of their traditional desire to run their own affairs and keep the Pakistani Army at bay, Pakistani officers and law enforcement officials say.