Sentence examples for frustration down from inspiring English sources

But these deals guarantee frustration down the road.

Getting alignment early saves time, money, and frustration down the line.

This year, Petkovic put her own big-match experience to use: altering the trajectories, mixing in drop shots and showing little frustration down the stretch when Jovanovski's high-volume, high-risk approach ("tactics" seems too strong a word) paid off with spectacular winners.

It's easy for people to transfer that frustration down to the local level.

"There's a good deal of frustration down there," said Lt. Col. Neal Trent, chief of psychological services at the prison.

But the collective groans of frustration down the stretch by Sailors' rooters served as a symphony of survival for top-seeded Westlake in the second round of the CIF Southern Section 2A playoffs.

It was a wretched concession, and one to prompt another wave of frustration cascading down from the home support as Chris Hughton, memories of Norwich's late-season capitulation under his charge five years ago perhaps flooding back, watched on helplessly.

The entire world, with all its complexities, all its demands and frustrations, shrinks down to a plutonium-dense pinpoint of the space-time continuum.

But he voiced mild frustration that Downing Street had yet to make clear what it wants from a proposed new dispensation.

There is frustration in Downing Street that the Tory rebels, who include some of Mr Cameron's fiercest critics, are distracting attention from good economic news as the recovery takes hold.

There is widespread frustration inside Downing Street at the way in which the professions were brought on side, but then slipped from the coalition's grasp over the past two months.