Sentence examples for is being frustrated from inspiring English sources

This seems sensible enough.Indeed, Mr Holt's suggestion that the Ethiopian government is being frustrated in its attempts to help coffee growers become more entrepreneurial is laughable.

A huge effort is being made by British Muslims to get vital humanitarian aid into Gaza, which is being frustrated by the military conflagration and blockade, and the inexplicable difficulties in getting aid over the border from Egypt into Gaza.

Fiat wants to consolidate control over Chrysler by buying the remaining shares it does not own, but it is being frustrated by the union trust fund that holds the shares.Car pile-upAmerica's Treasury lost $9.7 billion on General Motors and $2.9 billion on Chrysler by rescuing them in 2009, according to an update.

Re "Republicans Dismiss Questions Over Strength of Evidence and Banned Weapons in Iraq" and "2 Ex-Ministers Accuse Blair of Distorting Intelligence" (news articles, June 18): As the fruitless search for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction drags on, an even more important search is being frustrated on both sides of the Atlantic.

After a year spent helping tenants here prepare for and deal with the consequences of the policy, Heywood is being frustrated by an initiative he believes was conceived in Whitehall, with the London housing market in mind, by people with little understanding of the housing sector elsewhere in the country.

McClure said he sensed, as the game wore on, that the Eagles were being frustrated.

If he's been frustrated, it's not because of some vague "systemic" political paralysis.

William Lauder says he's been frustrated at times by second-guessing.

"He's been frustrated for a long time," Stephanie Bunker, a spokeswoman for OCHA in New York, said of Bowden on Thursday.

It's been frustrating for everybody.

Some of it's been frustrating.