Sentence examples for intensifying frustration from inspiring English sources

But analysts said the subversive hand gesture accurately reflected the intensifying frustration of many Czechs and a growing feeling that the 1989 revolution had failed to deliver on its promises.

The pressure has intensified frustration in cities like Damascus and Aleppo, which have so far largely stayed out of the fray of the increasingly bloody revolt.

The slow build-up, more than two weeks after the truce came into effect, has been derided by Assad's foes and intensified frustration in Western capitals, where leaders want firmer measures imposed on Damascus sooner rather than later.

The government has predicted economic growth of 10.4% this year, one of the highest rates in the world, but this has only intensified frustrations among millions of unemployed people.

He married at the age of 21, and fathered five children in seven years, but his marriage failed, intensifying his frustrations and grievances.

A growing environmental awareness intensified voter frustration.

Performances like the one James turned in on Tuesday in Game 1 will likely only intensify the frustration of basketball fans in Cleveland.

The way the sickly sense of post-prandial excess is intensified by frustration at not even being allowed to appreciate the gifts that you've just been lucky enough to receive before consumerist duty calls you out into the cold to buy a horrible sofa you don't even need in a vain bid to save Land of Leather from going into administration?

Pressure also stems from intensifying resentment and frustration.

The UK government's seemingly tight-knit relationship with major chemical company Syngenta has only intensified the frustrations felt by those seeking alternatives.

Villa's frustration intensified when the Dutch referee refused them a penalty after Markus Katzer wrestled Young to the turf.