Sentence examples for heightened frustration from inspiring English sources

Then came the cloud, which only heightened frustration with IT's lack of velocity in delivery, and managers flocked to outside vendors to automate various business processes, from customer relationship management to supply chain reporting to social media analytics.

The Aug. 26 election has heightened frustrations.

The first bored him and the second heightened his frustration at not being in a concert hall.

Establishing a connection on a WAP phone and downloading any of the limited content available took far too long, and mobile handsets had tiny monochrome screens, which further heightened users' frustration.

Many at the caucus site — a high school gymnasium here — did not appear to need convincing, with their political convictions heightened by frustration at the idea of being ignored by the party.

The contrast between the debate, and the recall of parliament to consider the case for war with Iraq, heightened the frustration of senior figures over the motion, proposed by the party's youth and student wing.

Rising immigration (most notably, the recent massive influx of refugees from Syria and other Middle East countries) has only heightened Millennials' frustration.

I desperately wanted so badly to slap myself back into shape, but that desire only heightened my frustration.

Similarly, policy prescriptions with narrowly defined benefits can result in wasted time, money and resources, and heightened community frustration.

This in turn likely heightens frustration for both faculty and students.

This has heightened the frustrations of marginalised students and workers who experience the harsh realities of poverty, inequality and exclusion on a daily basis.