Sentence examples for list of frustrations from inspiring English sources

"This law's rocky enrollment rollout is creating more stress and uncertainty for many Americans and small businesses, and this latest confusion adds to a growing list of frustrations".

At the top of the list of frustrations media organisations share is the accelerated pace of advertising revenue slipping through their fingers.

The pressure to conform only adds to a list of frustrations unsurprising in a country emerging from years of war; artists say they have a hard time finding good-paying work or well-heeled patrons.

The company started four years ago, when Reich, disgruntled about his own experience with banks — hidden fees, mistaken charges, and all the other items on familiar list of frustrations — teamed up with his friend and colleague Shamir Karkal.

The simple phrase "Aba Préval" (Down with Préval, a reference to Haiti's president, René Préval) has become shorthand for a long list of frustrations, and an epithet expressing a broader fear — that Haitians will be stuck in limbo indefinitely, and that the opportunity to reinvent Haiti is being lost.

The meeting, held in a packed gymnasium at Public School 42 in Washington Heights, drew more than 200 people and produced a list of frustrations -- with the consulate and with city government -- from members of one of the city's largest immigrant groups.

It's much less effective when it is nothing more than a list of frustration or roadblocks.

High on the list of farmers' frustrations were the mandis, the traditional government-run marketplaces where the farmers sold their crops.

The gas leak, on the other hand, was a laundry list of public frustrations and social injustices that have been going on since the city reverted to Chinese rule in 1997.

She rattled off a list of quotidian frustrations that helps explain why patients are willing to let doctors drill holes in their heads and stick electrodes into their brains.

There's a long list of other frustrations, all of which scream, "Garmin's a GPS company, not a smartphone designer!" For example: Incredibly, there's no way to advance from one e-mail message to the next; you have to return to the Inbox after reading each one.