Sentence examples for be frustrated when the from inspiring English sources

The increasing effort to develop and apply nonstationary models in hydrologic frequency analyses under changing environmental conditions can be frustrated when the additional uncertainty related to the model complexity is accounted for along with the sampling uncertainty.

But readers may be frustrated when the author manipulates their responses with his own biased judgments rather than allowing them to draw their own conclusions, and Mr. Marrin's facile reliance on cliched stereotypes is irritating.

It's okay to be frustrated when the line seems to take ten times longer than it should.

She tries to relax by having a hammam bath, but is frustrated when the attendant disappears.

Fans at Trocadero plaza, near the Eiffel Tower were frustrated when the players were led away by security officials after only a few minutes.

I was frustrated when the squad was announced because I felt I had done enough to prove I was good enough to be in the four.

Grateful to have found a spot that would accommodate us just moments before the parade began, we were frustrated when the candy throwing and band marching unexpectedly stopped.

In the north, however, plans to open up another major front had been frustrated when the Turkish government refused to allow mechanized and armoured U.S. Army units to pass through Turkey to deploy in northern Iraq.

Ms. Allred was frustrated when The Globe dropped the second part of its request, which would have allowed both Stembergs to speak publicly about Mr. Romney and his role in their affairs.

In the wake of the Newtown tragedy in December 2012, President Barack Obama tried to cajole Congress to introduce universal FBI background checks on all gun purchasers, but he was frustrated when the Senate rejected the idea by just six votes.

First, Self repeatedly asks for the religious and philosophical implications of the LHC, and is frustrated when the scientists and engineers he meets evade the question, or worse, flatly deny that there are any such implications.