Sentence examples for frustrate progress from inspiring English sources

"They're using any tactic they can to frustrate progress at the I.W.C".

We need to reduce the power of the minority to frustrate progress while still affording them some say.

The nation would be better off if Congress left the experts to fix such glitches rather than allowing politics to frustrate progress.

But the Libeskinds' legal papers said the Silverstein mediation proposal was "nothing more than a further stratagem to delay resolution of this fee dispute and frustrate progress of the master plan".

Instead, many holds were motivated by a desire to leverage projects for a Senator's state or simply to frustrate progress.

Worse, there are those who are trying to frustrate this progress.

Even when experts from both parties agreed what should be done, vested interests in Congress conspired to frustrate enlightened progress.

Despite some setbacks – such as a 20-second delay on the stream and a persistent problem with "griefers", who deliberately attempt to frustrate any progress – the players managed to beat the Elite Four and Pokémon Champion, the game's final bosses in just over 16 days over consecutive playtime.

But what if growing economic fears frustrate international progress toward a new climate change treaty?

In addition to the educational deficiencies that frequently frustrate students' progress, students sometimes have difficulty finding out what credits will transfer to a university.

Opposition MPs hoped the legislation would eventually run out of parliamentary time, speaking at length to try and frustrate its progress, but Tory MPs have accused them of deliberately filibustering.