Sentence examples similar to longer frustration from inspiring English sources

By Thursday afternoon, Mr. DeFrancisco could no longer contain his frustration with the long-windedness of some of the people who came to testify.

Faster browsing leads to less frustration, longer session lengths, and more ad views.

If a copyright infringement occurs against an OmniGuarded work, the owner need no longer undergo the frustration of a civil court battle.

"Customers will no longer have the frustration of having to wait until their plane has arrived at the terminal building before being able to use their mobile phones and other handheld electronic devices," said Ian Pringle, BA flight training manager.

Chile's radical student movement says it can no longer contain its frustration and impatience at the government's failure to fulfill promises to deliver universally free college tuition.

"It no longer represents the frustrations of the governed.

Yesterday, the Giants were no longer dwelling on their frustration over the situation, but on the positive news from Hilliard's surgery -- even if his prognosis was unsettled.

Drivers who use E-ZPass on many of the city's tunnels and bridges would pay 10 percent more per trip, and rail commuters could face the frustration of longer lines to buy tickets.

Behavioral results showed that users chose to continue to interact with the system that had caused their frustration significantly longer after interacting with the affect support agent, in comparison with the two controls.

And it'll mean longer waits and added frustration.

Because when we are thankful, we are no longer controlled by fear, frustration, and failure.