Sentence examples for economic frustrations from inspiring English sources

Economic frustrations have spilled into the streets here, as they have in Spain and Greece.

But his infrastructure plans went nowhere before Republicans, capitalizing on voters' economic frustrations, won control of the House in November.

Though many Mongolians say the riot was a criminal act, the anger most likely bubbled up from economic frustrations.

Mouin Rabbani, an analyst in Jordan, said economic frustrations mirrored resentment at governments perceived as agents of the United States and its allies.

Another way to understand the economic frustrations of the Occupiers is to look at how much middle-class living standards have changed, and how much the overall economy has grown.

Second, the mutual economic interests they share (in trade, investment and in financial markets) that would be lost as a consequence of any fundamental strategic implosion of the relationship still far outweigh the economic frustrations they have with each other.

Some claim that it may be due to economic frustration, with prosperous Muslims providing a convenient "scapegoat for the frustrated aspirations" of those who feel they maybe aren't quite as wealthy as they deserve to be.

Economic frustration also matters, Gambetta says.

But they share a common sense of economic frustration.

"It shows that the frustration has increased, a political frustration as well as an economic frustration".

Along with economic frustration, crime and the fear of it have soared, too.