Sentence examples for easily frustrate from inspiring English sources

Yet control goes only so far: it takes two-thirds of the Legislature to enact a host of important legislation in this state, meaning that even the diminished Republican Party has been able to easily frustrate Democratic ambitions.

This can easily frustrate parents, especially when we find out that our child behaves very much like that delightful Snapshot Child when she is at the neighbor's house or school!

Soft fabric ribbons can be used, but they are trickier to work with and would easily frustrate a beginner.

Even if you were a disciple of her work from the outset, like I was, her work could delight you but just as easily frustrate and annoy you.

One is to apply antitrust rules against "tying" arrangements so that purchasers can more easily frustrate hospitals' profit-enhancing practice of overcharging for large bundles of services rather than separately exploiting each monopoly they possess.

He was also easily frustrated.

He was also a perfectionist, easily frustrated.

When not sweeping teams aside with quick routes to goal, New York can appear easily frustrated.

But she became easily frustrated by the "incompetence" of coworkers, including Max, the CFO.

The characteristics are often hard to discern and students get easily frustrated without a lot of assistance.

As it happens, Mr. Hughes belongs to a second category of easily frustrated politicians -- the son of a former governor.