Sentence examples for challenges and frustrations from inspiring English sources

This manuscript describes the challenges and frustrations of those pioneers: physicians, surgeons and biomedical engineers.

People have lots of challenges and frustrations with existing sales, shopping, and support systems.

But even with their stature and mastery of issues, chief executives must be prepared for challenges and frustrations, said David Cote, chief executive of Honeywell.

That said, too many players in the orchestra reacted to the challenges and frustrations of the situation by treating City Ballet as if it were just another gig.

That is the best way to drum home the real message: the challenges and frustrations that even experts face when managing fund portfolios to outpace an unmanaged index.

Full equality – social and economic – does not exist, and control of the country's wealth remains in the hands of a few, so new challenges and frustrations arise.

I know too well, whether at Pearson or in the classroom, the challenges and frustration of developing and using digital tools that improve outcomes for students.

Words only begin to describe the joy, challenges and frustration experienced by Uni-Saders as they learn to "unicycle," and grow.

When one takes that momentous step, in a sense one says, "I will accept the risks, challenges, downsides and frustrations to be my own person".

There's truth to that; when a magazine is run by one person, it tends to resemble his world, however expansive a world it is, and one perpetual challenge and frustration was trying to get Bob to take the time to consider trying out new writers.

This time players were asked to provide emotional feedback on each play-through, giving scores for fun, challenge and frustration; this input was combined with data drawn from watching them play (how often the player jumped, ran or died, how many enemies they killed, etc), and the AI program constructed new levels as a result.