John Urry, professor of sociology, Lancaster University, says: "There is no doubt that the casual way in which the social sciences get sidelined in public debate is frustrating.
The direction of the tax debate is frustrating deficit hawks in Washington, who worry that none of the candidates is charting a course toward a balanced budget.
The tape seemed likely to prolong debate over Mr. Hussein, frustrating the White House even as officials have said that the debate is no longer important because he is out of power.
I'm a pragmatist, so those broken debates frustrate me to no end.
The quest for a more traditional vaccine has been frustrating and contentious, as a debate about a vaccine trial set to launch next week in South Africa showed.
He is frustrated that the debate has come to be seen as a "battle between monetarists and Keynesians" about the rights and wrongs of borrowing rather than, as he suggests, a pragmatic response to unique events.
Again and again, there are people who feel frustrated that the debate is not being widened, in order to understand why African countries that are growing more than China – many of them are growing at 11/12%, but nobody is talking about the African miracle; it's about helping the poor and so on and so on.
McLaren, frustrated that the debate has focused not on state-sponsored doping but on whether the report could prove the guilt of individual athletes, is continuing with his work and said he would reveal his supplementary findings by the end of September.
In a room crowded with weary engineers, designers and executives, architect Michael Maltzan had grown frustrated with the debate.
That goes to the heart of a debate that has been frustrating clinicians for too long.
