Sentence examples for greatest frustration from inspiring English sources

But his greatest frustration came from judges, who repeatedly sided with loggers, he said.

Only six months have passed since Prince Harry went public on his greatest frustration.

His greatest frustration was that he could not earn his living painting murals and canvases.

"The greatest frustration of this people is that their shogun period has sadly disappeared," he said.

For Patiño, the greatest frustration is that the government's tactics worked.

"It's been the greatest frustration to me," said Representative John Gard, the state Assembly's Republican speaker, from Peshtigo.

The researchers also asked players what their greatest frustrations were.

"But one of the greatest frustrations is the inconsistencies in the environmental approach".

Burnham said: "A single point of contact for patients would remove one of the single greatest frustrations in the NHS".

One of my greatest frustrations when I travel to Pakistan is that I routinely spot extremist madrassas, or schools, financed by medieval misogynists from Saudi Arabia or elsewhere.

And that recollection, variations of which were echoed repeatedly in conversations with officers over the last several months, captures one of the greatest frustrations felt by officers.