Sentence examples for increased frustration from inspiring English sources

Rising inequality has increased frustration, especially among low-ranking government officials and the unemployed.

The unresolved conflict, meanwhile, has also increased frustration among Sunnis in Bahrain, especially the young.

In reminding the Arab public that their leaders sometimes call each other dogs, al-Jazeera may, according to Miles, have increased frustration.

Zeigler thinks the fumbled snaps may have been the result of a lack of concentration and increased frustration as the Giants' season fell apart.

Indeed, the SdRP exploited the increased frustration over the inequalities of a capitalist economy and the political infighting of the Solidarity camp.

The comments reflected increased frustration within the administration over General Musharraf's power grab, as well as mounting uneasiness about how much longer Pakistan can continue in the present chaos before descending into further instability.

I'm afraid that this program will only increase frustration in an already frustrated profession.

In fact, we are seeing increasing frustration and, thus, more increased civil disobedience.

To the puzzlement and increasing frustration of the Clinton camp, few flowed her way.

Some lawmakers and White House officials have voiced increasing frustration with the delay.

The move signaled an increasing frustration on Mr. Murdoch's part toward MySpace's management.