Sentence examples for frustration emerges from inspiring English sources

That frustration emerges, in spades, over the fuel crisis that erupted without warning in September 2000.

Frustration emerges when too many patients are waiting and when none of the previously mentioned strategies work to control the situation, and when non-acceptable waiting has not been reduced as much as expected.

As 11 presidential hopefuls appeared this week at a Midtown Manhattan hotel for the National Action Network convention, frustration emerged over the standing of the nonwhite candidates.

While tensile-strength rough and Formica-firm greens made Shoal Creek an often infuriating test of composure today, a player who has been hardened by frustration emerged as the first-round leader of the 72d P.G.A. Championship.

While non-EU migrant doctors can be categorized according to the typology [ 1], in the Irish context, a cross-cutting theme of frustration emerged from doctors in almost all categories.

He takes an almost clinical view of the anxious, excitable behavior of these girls, letting their frustrations emerge full-blown from the apparent emptiness of their lives.

Mr. Singh said that most investment inquiries look to East Africa and Southeast Asia, "largely due to frustrations emerging from the inability to get clearances, land acquisition for projects and rule reversals in some sectors".

Geoffrey Groom: Incredible drivers out there, it's not unreasonable to get frustrations emerging, that's the name of the perfection game!

But her frustration usually emerges when attorneys aren't telling her what she wants to know.

"You want to know how I feel?" he said, the frustration finally emerging.

Nevertheless, he says: "A lot of frustration has emerged regarding shareholders' lack of returns relative to management's pay packages.