Sentence examples for cause so much frustration from inspiring English sources

From the moment President Obama set foot in the Oval Office, the Republicans openly adopted a political strategy of deliberately creating gridlock by blocking anything and everything in order to intentionally cause so much frustration across the land that the people would finally, although unfairly, blame the man in the White House.

One reason the Treasury's housing programs have caused so much frustration among borrowers — and yielded so few results — is that they seemed intended to safeguard the financial viability of big banks and big lenders at homeowners' expense.

"It's so easy to cause so much damage".

"Secrets can cause so much internal damage," Rogers wrote.

His statement continued: "Secrets can cause so much internal damage.

This is going to cause so much chaos.

It causes so much distrust".

They have caused so much suffering.

"Those years caused so much damage".

One source of great frustration from the financial crisis has been the dearth of cases against individuals over subprime lending practices and the related securitization of bad loans that caused so much financial havoc.

It is not just the futility of eight years of fighting in Iraq, frustration in Afghanistan, the loss of thousands of soldiers' lives and the maiming of tens of thousands more that are causing so much doubt over a US attack on Syria now.