Sentence examples for community frustration from inspiring English sources

The budget had been rejected previously, according to school officials, because of community frustration with the school board, lingering resentment about the school superintendent's contract and voter fatigue with having to go to the polls yet again after being asked to vote on three construction referendums in the last 18 months.

We guarantee that schools will continue to be exercises in political ideology, student hopelessness, and community frustration.

AEG is on the receiving end of some community frustration that the nation's second-largest city has not had an NFL team since 1994.

Worldwide, airports have become a flash point for community frustration over noise pollution.

In critiquing the overall pasantía, pasantes cited the following: running out of available treatment options, patients not following up as requested, social isolation in the communities, frustration and fatigue throughout the course of the year, limited collaboration with nurses in the clinics, and growing pains of CES as a new organization.

"I understand the community's frustration," Rawlings-Blake, who, like Gray, is black, said.

The loss in spirit reflects the American business community's frustration with an administration that is disdainful of the private sector, creates uncertainty and dampens entrepreneurial daring.

Members of the Northern Irish theatre community express frustration with the suggestion that plays are implicitly or explicitly censored there because of topical content.

The vote reflected the community's frustration with the unraveling economy and the soaring costs of basics goods like bread, cornmeal and paraffin.

While activists continue to take risks to get the attention of the international community, the frustration that people like Mr. Jarrah express after months of stalemate and what he perceives as continued misconceptions is clear.

The subject of the meeting is the legislature's refusal to build a much-needed community center; frustration among the attendees mounts, until Barack addresses them and offers some brilliant practical suggestions to overcome the opposition.