Sentence examples for is frustration about from inspiring English sources

Interviews with 10 of the store's employees suggest that an important issue behind the unionization drive is frustration about being assigned too few hours of work, sometimes just one or two days a week.

Other Republican officials said that there is frustration about the lack of progress in Washington but that much of the anger is being directed at Congress, with the president's supporters more willing to give him some leeway — for now.

"There is frustration about that in the dressing room, but we can build on that first half".

According to Brooks, this behavior is "frustration about an over-the-top reaction that we can't really act upon".

According to Dr Brooks, this behaviour is "frustration about an over-the-top reaction that we can't really act upon".

Although many of Africa's poorest countries depend on foreign aid, there is frustration about being dictated to by the international community.

There was frustration about 2 Tone falling apart.

"It's frustration about what is going on in Palestine, yes, but nothing else," he said.

There would not be fury at those responsible for the disaster, nor would there be frustration about the evident difficulty of mounting effective reprisals, as there is now.

There was frustration about the gap between what they knew had to be done, and the public's willingness to accept certain instruments of climate change policy.

He opened the session by saying that he knew there had been frustration about what they saw as sexism during the primary.