Sentence examples for it would frustrate from inspiring English sources

"Granting market economy status to China would not just be undeserved and absurd, it would frustrate action against dumping.

But it would frustrate me if I was in Steve's position where you've got pretty much a mixture of that kind of dance audience and a pop audience in a sense.

In addition, although it was clear to most patients that their consent was required before testing, some did not feel able to opt-out because they felt it would frustrate the HCWs who needed the HIV result to plan their treatment.

Parise said that earlier in his career, slumps would frustrate him "and it would snowball".

In a federal court filing, the Indianapolis-based Exodus Refugee Immigration said Mr Pence's order would "frustrate and thwart" its mission of helping refugees.

No one seemed to realize this would frustrate the military or even that it seemed to imply Bergdahl was a hero come home.

RoboGlove is a good fit for Bioservo because it's dexterous enough to operate smallish tools which would frustrate bulkier outer wear.

While the United States was not as forthcoming as it might have been, the Soviet refusal to allow on-site inspection would frustrate disarmament for the next 40 years.

"That would frustrate them".

This would frustrate anyone, but with Valentino even more so.

That view, Judge Lippman wrote, would "frustrate the work of the executive branch".