Sentence examples for be frustrated by a from inspiring English sources

Through the party system there is effective executive rule, which may, however, be frustrated by a failure to control the Legislative Council.

The state parks' wildflower information line (602-542-4988) is updaily dandy, and wildflower seekers won't be frustrated by a recording.

Anyone who wants their liberal heroes to hold bone-deep progressive views will be frustrated by a Brennan who hated pornography but ruled it was permissible, and disapproved of abortion but protected it.

In other ways, Ms. Best's staging occupies familiar ground, and those anticipating the shuddery depths communicated by Kenneth Branagh in his recent occupancy of the same part — seen in June in Manchester and due in New York next summer — may be frustrated by a comparative conventionality.

Despite the support Mr. Corzine has won from Bayonne's Democratic leadership and the state's largest labor unions, many voters here say they will cast their lot with Mr. Florio, a man some now see as an embattled underdog, someone who might understand what it's like to be frustrated by a changing world.

The risk is that eager wireless Web surfers will be frustrated by a lack of public wireless access points.

Barack Obama sought to purse a similar approach, but was frustrated by a highly polarised Congress.

But analysts said they were frustrated by a lack of detail about the Ovi offerings.

Investigators have been frustrated by a dearth of solid leads on the escapees, the chief said.

University staff are frustrated by a lack of job opportunities, a Guardian survey has found.

When I was nine, I was frustrated by a lack of control and I didn't appreciate what I had.