Sentence examples for and frustrated by a from inspiring English sources

Emotions have been running high for residents unable to see the damage for themselves and frustrated by a lack of information.

They say they are trying to cut their tax bills and frustrated by a lack of clarity about future tax rules.

Retired from war photography and frustrated by a flirtation with advertising, McCullin found himself haunted by the ghosts of the tortured souls who have passed in front of his lens.

Mehrun Mohamed is another Dewsbury mother worried for her children and frustrated by a society apparently unable to see the woman below the headscarf or the men behind the beard.

BREAST CANCER groups said last week they were disappointed and frustrated by a recently published study that found no apparent link between breast cancer rates on Long Island and women's past exposure to DDT, certain other pesticides and PCB's.

Lynyrd Skynyrd were angry with Neil Young, who is educated and articulate, because of his song Southern Man, but when you're confused and frustrated by a situation like Vietnam it's easy to be offended by something that wasn't meant to be about you".

"I've been continually let down and frustrated by the world on a micro and macro scale over the last couple of years," Gage says.

"The court recognizes that plan participants may be disappointed and frustrated by the potential for an added financial burden," Judge Gonzalez wrote in a 44-page ruling.

In another, a folklorist from Dublin, visiting O'Brien's fictional Gaeltacht area of Corkadoragha, and frustrated by the drunken taciturnity of an assembly of local males, records the muttering of a pig under the impression that it is Gaelic: "He understood that good Gaelic is difficult but that the best Gaelic of all is well-nigh unintelligible".

Inside CNN, that brand name is a source of pride for employees who are puzzled by the low ratings and frustrated by what they say is a leadership vacuum.

The board of GMAC Financial Services, under pressure to raise more capital and frustrated by its inability to achieve a quick turnaround after two taxpayer capital injections, replaced its chief executive Monday and asked the government to hold off on a third rescue until its new CEO could come up with his own plan.