Sentence examples for frustration less from inspiring English sources

There's less frustration, less animosity, and it's amazing the relationships you develop with the opposition.

He resigned in frustration less than a year later; news reports said he had been "frozen out" by bureaucrats protecting their turf.

A new regime in state politics is venting frustration less at Goldman Sachs executives (Governor Christie vetoed a proposed "millionaire's tax" this year) than at unions.

At times, the Prohibitionists permitted themselves to express their frustration in less conciliatory terms.

Car Jack Streets is an intermittently entertaining game, managing to produce the odd flash of true GTA anarchy, despite a control system that could reduce a saint to foul-mouthed frustration in less than ten minutes.

But plenty of others have been tempted back out again -- sometimes after a divorce, sometimes after years of frustration with less adventurous ways of meeting mates -- by nightclubs specially designed to put them at ease.

"There is more frustration and less acceptance of the current system among employers than we have ever seen in my 30 years in this field," said Helen Darling, president of the National Business Group on Health, an organization made up of large companies.

Indeed, Mr. Kelly's frustration was less attributable to the meeting itself than it was to the complex details of electric deregulation -- a subject so arcane that those who attended received a seven-page glossary of terms to help them follow along.

But the experience of loss and frustration becomes less salient with time, peer and professional support, as she gets more immersed in going about day-to-day life.[3] Even when people with disabilities do report about what "it is like" to have their impairments, those reports may vary considerably.

Meeting global commitments Meeting participants hailed programmes to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV as a medical success – compounding their frustration that less than 10 per cent of pregnant and lactating women living with HIV in developing countries have access to these services.

What I heard in Central, despite the hardships and frustrations, was less anger and more resignation.