They will be difficult to bond with, and may frustrate you, and may be dangerous.
However, the sheer length of the text, a product of Hrdy's exhaustive search for evidence to bolster her beliefs, may frustrate some and weary others.
We understand this conversation may frustrate you, and that you are likely going to think, "Wow, I remember when VICE still wrote about issues of substance!" That's OK.
This may frustrate both patients and nurses, reduce the nurses' empathy for at least some patients, and reduce their motivation to counsel patients in general.
There are personal and organisational factors that may frustrate or strengthen the quality and the performance of the partnership [ 20, 49].
Telling them that they need to exercise, or do some things to "get their mind off of it", may frustrate them to tears, and is not correct advice, especially if you're not medically trained and haven't got a clue.
And it may frustrate outsiders, who have to deal with two French leaders.
Another new report has just become available on the subject of world hunger, and it may frustrate some readers.
We show how the systems may frustrate the group's expectations and limit their interaction online.
In such a context, shortened appointments may frustrate people on social assistance and, by creating a "vicious circle", even impede future attendance.
