Sentence examples for it could frustrate from inspiring English sources

If government takes on the first role and tries to run the show on its own, it could frustrate collaboration, but if it takes on the second or third role, or both, it could potentially stimulate collaboration.

Not only would an adverse ruling confuse Americans and attack the law's underpinnings, it could frustrate the steps hospitals, insurers and government agencies are taking to carry out the law.

The operation drew strong condemnation from Palestinian officials, who argued that it could frustrate nascent Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and spoil the Palestinian Authority's own efforts to restore security to the restive city.

That said, this initiative could frustrate as many people as it attracts.

It's only this one sticking point and could frustrate potential users.

I was able to get it up and running but the lack of full-sized USB could frustrate some entry-level users.

Snapchat directly integrates ads into content, which could frustrate users if there are too many paid filters and leaves it open for users to mock brands (much as Twitter's hashtags have lead to corporate pitches running into trouble).

It would leave them in the dark on how the existing law applies to them and could frustrate patients' right to choice under the NHS constitution.

Decentralisation could frustrate Jokowi, too.

A long delay could frustrate investors and damage their image.

Such a statement could frustrate Schneider, but he seems to understand.