Sentence examples for help frustrate from inspiring English sources

It could also limit Iran's role in Syria and help frustrate Iran's nuclear ambitions.

2.(C) IRAQ: King Hamad fully endorsed General Petraeus's point that increased Arab engagement and influence would help frustrate Iranian designs in Iraq.

Though Aristotle doesn't himself talk about guilt, it is the emotion that best expresses that conflict — the desire or obligation to help frustrated by the inability, through no fault of one's own, to do so.

In February, the company attempted to help frustrated users by offering in-line answers which would appear upon clicking the "Help" link in the top right drop-down menu.

To help frustrated non-Republicans, I offer up my own experience as a case study.

He also helped frustrate Elden Campbell and Jamal Mashburn.

This added to the burden on other taxpayers and helped frustrate efforts to simplify America's Byzantine tax rules.

(It is intriguing that when he returned to the City in 1983 as managing director of Lazard Brothers, he helped frustrate Murdoch's attempt to gain control of the Financial Times).

The line has gone down in history partly because it encapsulates the cynicism Russians have long felt towards their governments, a cynicism that has doomed one reform attempt after another and helped frustrate the country's transition towards democracy and the rule of law.

Deir al-Zour's FSA rebels have settled mostly in the Qalamoun mountains north of Damascus and in Syria's central Badiyyah desert, where they have clashed with ISIS and helped frustrate its attempts to advance south.

And though there have been scattered efforts to anoint "the next Rihanna" (her Roc Nation labelmate Rita Ora is the most recent candidate), the singer's ability to be recognizable across an array of genres helps frustrate pretenders.