Sentence examples for growing frustration of from inspiring English sources

The growing frustration of partisans in these states is palpable.

Mahmoud has watched the growing frustration of the younger generation.

The timing of the coroner's decision seemed to reflect the growing frustration of the Litvinenko family with the absence of any other legal moves to investigate the case.

The hastily called meeting was an attempt by the White House to address the growing frustration of the nation's insurers over the administration's fumbling of the health care law.

The responses reflect the growing frustration of those who feel overtaxed — figuratively and literally — toward elected representatives, whom many perceive as having placed their own interests before those of the public good.

Jungstedt writes briskly (in an efficient translation by Tiina Nunnally) about the growing frustration of Detective Superintendent Anders Knutas as he tries to make sense of these senseless acts.

There is growing frustration on the part of some UK security officials at Britain's lack of candour about aspects of intelligence work.

Her comments reflect a growing frustration on the part of Bush administration officials, who are in the middle of a delicate balancing act.

"But given the shortages we will face over the next few weeks and the growing frustrations of New Yorkers, we believe it is the right step".

Campaigning on promises to refund an unpopular property tax and to relax austerity measures, Mr. Berlusconi has capitalized on the growing frustrations of struggling Italians.

Many in the audience nodded knowingly as Jen Dalton shared her growing frustrations of operating a fledgling business in an increasingly tough economy.