Sentence examples for faced frustration from inspiring English sources

The Daily Stormer has faced frustration elsewhere in recent days.

But it was unclear from the press conference how large a staff he will have, and others who have come to the Department to hold the powerful for-profits accountable have faced frustration trying to swim against a tide of bureaucratic slow-rolling and pressure from Members of Congress in financial thrall to the industry.

Online the scenes were less hectic but shoppers still faced frustrations: Currys had a waiting list for customers, who had to join a queue (see above).

As part of its investigation, the committee invited rapper ShaoDow to tell them about his experiences and he explained that he had faced frustrations when attempting to put on shows in London.

She and others have faced frustrations in trying to design a system they feel would give workers more power to advocate for their pay and benefits while preserving their flexibility to work when they want.

Arsenal are facing frustration in their attempts to lure Alvaro Morata away from Real Madrid as they seek to solve their striking crisis.

By appealing to cool reason at a time when the whole nation was ringing with sentimental battle cries, however, Hu Shih and his fellow liberals were bound to face frustration.

Both motions failed, and Mr. Barak, who is facing frustration in his peacemaking efforts, a police investigation of his election campaign and instability in his coalition, remained in power.

Moscow faces frustration in Western capitals, where it is seen as complicit in the killing of civilians by forces loyal to Mr. Assad, and a deepening alienation among Russia's partners in the Arab world, who see Moscow as coming to the aid of dictators.

Frank Lampard, 33, is facing frustration at Euro 2012 after England manager Roy Hodgson decided on a first-choice central midfield of Steven Gerrard and Scott Parker.

"Since our cunning enemy (America, its allies and stooges) is facing frustration... it is relying on such fabricated and short-lived lies spread through its intelligence organs in order to deceive the people," a message on the Taliban's website read.