Brent: One of the main frustrations is that today, one of the big determining factors of success is how good a company is at spanning Google's search algorithm.
The main frustration is that given the immensity of its subject, the exhibition is too modest in size — about 4,400 square feet.
I got super addicted to this game for several weeks, my main frustration being that the bosses are way harder than you expect and you're in for a tough fight if you've been slacking off on training.
Written in a flat, unemotional style, the entries relate the bombings, blockades, shootings, threats, shortages and petty frustrations that make up everyday life for the cadre of civil servants working at Iraq's main cultural and literary storehouse.
The main insight of these histories is that the very intimacy of the relationship between servant and employer bred particular tensions and frustrations that were not simply reducible to questions of money or social class.
"You have to tackle their frustrations, frustrations that are under your noses".
Hutchinson et al. (2005) studied the errors and frustrations that limit information-seeking effectiveness in children.
That would help avoid one of the main frustrations faced by the AT&T customers, whose e-mail to their Excite@Home mailboxes is not being forwarded to their new AT&T accounts.
The questions should have been more like, 'which of the MDGs are we likely or not likely to meet and why?" (Student) 'The main frustration for me is that the theory we are learning, I don't know where I am going to apply that theory.' (Student) Some leadership respondents and alumni agree the current programs have been unable to impart creativity or analytical and leadership skills in graduates.
The main frustration these days is that he has few chances to play opposite contemporaries "because most things, once they have a McKellen, they don't need another one".
