Sentence examples for frustration state from inspiring English sources

The bike lane issue is just one frustration state leaders have faced in trying to overhaul CEQA.

Apple Maps was notoriously buggy with inaccurate data on its launch in 2012, prompting the chief executive Tim Cook to publicly apologise for user frustration stating that the company was "doing everything we can to make Maps better".

The reason is considered that the Ce substituting B-site leads to a multiphase coexistence, which induces more frustration states for the polarization according to the random defect field theory.

Claiming that this idea "could be potentially worth millions of dollars", Summers chuckles at the boys' frustration, stating, "Millions of dollars?

Only one participant expressed a negative attitude towards regulation, though offered this opinion in frustration– stating "it wouldn't change anything anyway" - rather than being indicative of in-principle opposition to the concept.

The efforts in New Jersey and Camden offer an early glimpse of the challenges and frustrations states and school districts face as they scramble to comply with the most sweeping education changes to come down from the federal government in years.

But she expressed some frustration with state officials' communications after the fire as well.

Occasionally in the database, the frustration of state officials comes through.

Ms. Hudson described the frustration of state officials: "We have authority over agents.

They're mostly handmaidens to frustration, a state of mind that Rye, which opened in coy stages in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, over the last two and a half months, seems rigged to foster.

Frustration by state and local officials about the vague nature of the warnings on both Oct. 10 and Monday may help explain the F.B.I.'s decision to issue a more specific warning that terrorists were planning rush-hour attacks against four California bridges, possibly as early as Friday.