The perennial frustration of writing, aggravated by the corporate takeover of publishing, the decimation of independent bookstores, the fact that editors no longer return phone calls.
The reason behind the aggravated frustration, however, was a sense of disappointment and despair at facing yet another failed transitional season since the arrival of the American ownership group led by Thomas DiBenedetto.
Though the nurses have not threatened to strike, their frustration has been aggravated by their belief that the hospitals — St . Vincents Hospital Manhattan, St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospitals and NewYork-Presbyterian/ColuManhattan, St . Lukeerous in their contract offers in light of the nationwide nursing shortage.
My frustration was further aggravated when it took the waiter an additional 15 minutes to attend to us after we had been seated at the table.
But rather than keeping his post-Soviet and poverty-stricken people secular, Mr Rakhmon's efforts have had the effect of aggravating frustration with his regime's corruption.
The fact that Bolivia had entered the war with a better equipped and supposedly far better trained army only aggravated the sense of frustration among the younger literate veterans the so-called Chaco generation at the total failure of Bolivian arms.
At it's core, hysteria was the mental frustration of being a woman materializing itself, aggravated by a lack of respect from men and sexual deprivation.
It marginalizes Yemen, isolates Iraq, and aggravates the frustration of Palestinians and other Arabs.
Members of the assembly, called the loya jirga, showed rising frustration and anger at the stumbling proceedings, and warned that ethnic divisions were being aggravated to a dangerous level.
She said: "It's caused quite severe upset and frustration to Ben, because he feels like they are being portrayed as 'Brits abroad' and that they aggravated the attack, which is completely untrue.
