Sentence examples for expected to frustrate from inspiring English sources
They face the former in their third group game, and are expected to frustrate the latter on Wednesday evening.
His resignation is expected to frustrate Abe's attempts to steer the world's third biggest economy out of deflation, amid signs that its recovery is petering out.
Even so, any new deals for routes through former Soviet republics would diminish the Kremlin's growing role in supplying the alliance in Afghanistan, and would be expected to frustrate the leadership in Moscow.
The absence of a national logo for organics, among other reasons, is expected to frustrate efforts to establish a domestic organic market.
The insurer is in the middle of launching a new Special Situations unit trust, so it might have been expected to be frustrated by the timing of the setbacks.
Jedis And Pastafarians: Real Religion Or Just A Joke? (RNS) When congregants of West Side Church and the Christian Life Center in Bend, Ore., awoke in June to news that their churches had been vandalized, they expected to be frustrated.
The Devils' captain, Scott Stevens, said: "I'm sure the guys that are expected to score are frustrated.
Aside from winning and losing, Dierker said, Martinez and Brenly should expect to be frustrated by elements of their jobs that will be beyond their control.
