Sentence examples for has suffered frustrations from inspiring English sources
While Mayor Bloomberg has suffered frustrations and failures aplenty in his bids, say, to improve public education and relieve congestion in Midtown Manhattan, he has had the greenest of thumbs.
Mann says that he has suffered repeated frustration over the rail plan in approaches to Durham county council, the department of transport and the office of successive Prime Ministers.
Murray has suffered the frustration of losing all three of the major finals he has contested in an era dominated by what many regard as three of the greatest players of all time: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Djokovic.
His goal was his first since 30 September in a season where he has suffered the frustration of a series of injury problems and lost his place to Christian Benteke.
Mexico's governing party has suffered a major defeat in local elections in what looks like a backlash against a string of corruption scandals, frustration at continued violence, and concern about the country's plodding economy.
That makes this another significant winter for Stokes, still only 23 but, he argues, a wiser and more mature cricketer for the range of frustrations he has suffered over the past nine months.
He might get his wish, since this could be the year that Georgia gets some relief from the frustration it has suffered against its greatest rival.
The service has suffered heavily from glitches, including freezing, buffering, and more, much to the frustration of a number of customers.
El Confidencial mentioned "the frustration caused by the drastic budget cuts her department has suffered and the reduction in competencies since she took the position" as reasons for her wish to leave.
Rochdale has suffered enough".
Pryce has suffered enough.
