Sentence examples similar to mainly frustrated from inspiring English sources
Mainly, he sounds frustrated.
Mainly she is frustrated by the way governments of the West have conducted diplomacy in the region.
Efforts to achieve early sharing of raw data have been frustrated for years, mainly by limited storage and archiving capabilities, despite researchers' willingness to release data early to the research community.
Murray himself felt that responsibility lay mainly with the civil authorities of Halifax, and he was frustrated that the Kellock Commission effectively placed the Navy on trial without providing him or his officers with an opportunity to defend themselves.
But the young actor soon became frustrated with becoming typecast in such roles and switched to directing, mainly for television.
Mainly concerned with the application of the Treaty of Versailles, in May 1920 he frustrated attempts to organize revolutionary strikes; he also did much to supply war materiel to Poland during the Polish-Soviet war.
Some organizations get frustrated with the assessment of process performance by using statistical process control mainly because they start using these powerful techniques to measure large processes, composed of a great variety of subprocesses (Florac et al. 2000).
She assumed, she said, that her real task was to prevent a team frustrated by the failings of the Guardian's two-headed operation (the editor worked mainly from Manchester) from undergoing a collective breakdown.
They had grown frustrated at the king's dissolution of parliament, and his reliance on a cabal of mainly Palestinian financiers.
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