Sentence examples for frustrate to from inspiring English sources

Clegg's remarks may also frustrate to a lesser extent those Liberal Democrats warning that the party risks losing its identity if it does not do something dramatic to distance itself from a rightward-leaning Conservative party.

"I have to say in all honesty that I am troubled by what I see as a concerted effort by this administration to use its influence to limit, delay, to frustrate, to deny the Intelligence Committee's oversight work into the intelligence reporting and activities leading up to the invasion of Iraq," Mr. Rockefeller said.

Hughes sent out his team to contain and frustrate, to stay in the game long enough for Aberdeen to fret and be spooked by the possibility of defeat.

It doesn't take into account the thousands of other rumours that, over the course of a January transfer window – let alone a whole summer – come sashaying out on Twitter and NewsNow to titillate and frustrate, to reel in radio phone-in callers and keep us all aboard the click-carousel that provides and absorbs so much of the noise and energy thrust into the modern game.

These interests continue to frustrate efforts to address inefficiencies in procurement and distribution by improving the effectiveness of KEMSA.

"It was frustrating to make a meal".

"It was frustrating to learn".

"And I get frustrated to have to wait".

Ryan said the increasingly ugly impasse was frustrating to him.

"It was frustrating to be at number two".

All of these have been frustrated to varying degrees.