In the case of Israel, Arab defeat triggered revolutions in the states of the Middle East and North Africa, regional instability, anger, and frustration.
Slow boats iPhone, uCopy, iSue Show us the money The England job ReprintsThe resulting frustration can trigger violence.
In general, emotional aspects such as anxiety, anger and frustration, may trigger oral habits, such as bruxism (clenching/grinding the teeth), leading to an increase in the activity of the masticatory muscles (especially the masseter and temporal muscles), with consequent hypertonia, muscle pain and an aggravation of TMD [ 32, 33].
President Chen's outspoken position toward China reflects slowly building frustration and was triggered by a diplomatic setback, the chief presidential spokesman, Huang Chi-fang, said today in Taipei.
That frustration seems to have triggered another thought on Trump's part.
Mali's military coup was triggered by frustration among the Malian army at difficulties they encountered trying to contain an uprising by Tuareg rebels.
A small failure injures pride, triggering frustration that then inhibits artistic expression.
Being second best to Dinara Safina, holder of the top ranking, has been a persistent frustration for Williams, triggering some of her most impulsive outbursts.
It is also triggering frustration over why no one in China, which has tens of millions of basketball players, appears capable of replacing him as an N.B.A. star.
Little of the $4.1 billion pledged at an international donor conference in June has been spent, triggering frustration among diplomats in the United States and other countries, some of which have signaled they might shave their contributions.
