Sentence examples for being frustrated in a from inspiring English sources

President Bush's broad foreign policy agenda, and not just the administration's hope of deploying a defensive missile system, is at risk of being frustrated in a Democratic-controlled Senate.

A1 Foreign Policy Challenges President Bush's broad foreign policy agenda, and not just the hope of deploying a defensive missile system, is at risk of being frustrated in a Democratic-controlled Senate, which can be expected to give closer scrutiny to easing troop commitments in the Balkans and will probably support a more active engagement in the Middle East.

"It's easy to be frustrated in a situation like this," said one official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

But when their love is frustrated in a bona-fide Freudian nightmare — you gotta be there to believe it!

If you're frustrated in a role and feel there is no room for promotion, don't sit in isolation.

Trained as a tax lawyer, he was frustrated in a political career after being elected to the provincial parliament.

The king's ambition to be a leader on the European stage was frustrated in a pattern which tends to repeat itself in English politics.

Mr. Asper, who was trained as a tax lawyer, was frustrated in a political career after being elected to the Manitoba's Legislative Assembly.

Earlier this year, Facebook struck an exclusive deal to stream some Major League Baseball matches, and last year, it was frustrated in a $600m bid to secure streaming rights to Indian Premier League cricket matches.

Mr. Holtzberg is not the first pioneer to be frustrated in an attempt to move plastics to the mainstream.

Borda concocted examples in which one knows the order in which each voter would rank the candidates in an election, and then showed how easily the will of the majority could be frustrated in an ordinary vote.