Sentence examples for frustrated projects from inspiring English sources

This is about families, frustrated projects, economic struggles and waste of human talent.

Without wanting to denigrate motherhood, nor apple pie, both are much easier to come by than the construction of the architecture of peace – a complex, long-term and often frustrated project.

Whether I'm talking to a curious client, a frustrated project manager, a questioning engineer, or a speculating designer, I need to be able to identify with them, put myself in their shoes, and comprehend the costs and benefits from their own personal point of view.

She tried to strike a balance between showing the emotion and fervor common to Wall Street's top traders — she, like others, would frequently snap a pencil when frustrated — and projecting the authority of a senior executive.

Realize when you are getting frustrated or projecting your own assumptions onto an introvert.

Philip Cutlip, as the captive Ottoman emperor Bajazette, projected frustrated strength.

He thought she had become so frustrated with the project that she might be setting fire to it.

"Many participants in distributed computing projects are frustrated because they are eager to get their minds, not just their computers, involved," he said.

Nothing has prepared them for the arrival of the hard, uninviting and inhospitable new world of downgrading of results, devaluation of earned value, volatility of jobs and stubbornness of joblessness, transience of prospects and durability of defeats, stillborn projects and frustrated hopes and chances ever more conspicuous by their absence.

Clémentine is isolated and lonely, while Abdel-Razak, for all that he still believes in the magnificence of Hafez al-Assad's great project, is frustrated, none of his dreams – a huge house, a prestigious job – having yet come true.

Meyerhoffer undertook the project after growing frustrated with the 40 or so boards he kept around the minimalist house he designed for himself a decade ago.