Sentence examples for lasting frustration from inspiring English sources

But, to his lasting frustration, he never unravelled the mystery of what triggers labour in humans.

Ferguson's decision to retire, bringing the curtain down on an extraordinary 26 years at United, was confirmed at 9.15am today, the Scot's one last frustration with the national print media being that it beat the club to news Old Trafford had planned to announce at 10am.

If Bertrand could reflect upon how the case of mistaken identity blotted a generally composed performance, McEachran endured injury frustration, lasting only until the 41st minute until he could handle the pain of a heavy knock to the foot no more.

Other nationalists had high hopes for the German unification movement, and the frustration with lasting German unification after 1850 seemed to set the national movement back.

Adverse effects of not fitting in during your teenage years may include lasting social alienation, sexual frustration and receiving abuse of any kind.

But that insecurity and frustration lasts until the second the lights go out and you're behind the wheel again.

No one here has seen a single political advertisement or shaken a candidate's hand, and yet voters are planning to show up at the polls, without making decisions in last-minute frustration.

Knowing I was new to all this he asked whether I was surprised I didn't see the hat which has become a symbol for nice-guys-always-finish-last sexual frustration.

And, finally, the vagaries of shipping hardware shut millions of potential Switch buyers out of the platform and I suspect this frustration will last well into the holiday season.

"The anger and frustration has lasted," said one Senate Democratic aide.

The longer the movement lasts, the more the frustrations of the protesters are difficult to manage internally," raising the risk of violence that could drain away even more public support.