Sentence examples for constant frustrations from inspiring English sources

One of Mr. Nelson's constant frustrations, for as far back as he can remember, is people's inability to grasp the concept of a black-Jewish heritage.

"You're expected to keep jumping through the obstacle course and to enjoy it," he says of the constant frustrations of being an entrepreneur in such a chaotic country.Nigeria's population and oil reserves both, at 150m people and 37 billion barrels, the largest in sub-Saharan Africa—should make it an attractive place to do business.

The camera is a pain and causes constant frustration, especially in single-player.

Over the long term, Kennan predicted, constant frustration would cause the Soviet system to mellow and then collapse.

"A constant frustration is that you can legislate against something, but if there isn't the enforcement it doesn't make much difference," Mr. Miller said.

After a year of constant frustration, Bearpark headed back to the UK when sovereignty was handed over to an appointed Iraqi interim government in 2004.

It has been a constant frustration for President Obama, who has openly wept when discussing the victims of mass shootings, including children.

It required a willingness to think like him, to see the world through his eyes, so that he wouldn't have to suffer constant frustration.

I am a medical oncologist specialising in the treatment of lung cancer; seeing people smoking as young as that is a constant frustration.

This is a constant frustration to French citizens and, as I found when I wrote a profile of Sarkozy last year, it's particularly cramping to French presidents, who traditionally enjoy a proto-monarchic sense of power.

It's a constant frustration to my girlfriend that I have never seen Seinfeld, 30 Rock or Orange Is The New Black, yet there are episodes of Bottom I have watched 50 times.