Sentence examples similar to may frustrated from inspiring English sources

And it may frustrate outsiders, who have to deal with two French leaders.

However, the tiny top-down visuals and oft-demanding tempo may frustrate.

This Westernized reworking of traditional Indian flavors may frustrate purists, but the results disarm criticism.

But an ugly trade spat with the US may frustrate India's efforts to go solar.

This scarcity will help the value of the shares but may frustrate those who want to buy.

At 45 feet long and mostly cordoned off for free play, though, the pool may frustrate lap swimmers.

Another new report has just become available on the subject of world hunger, and it may frustrate some readers.

This Westernized reworking of traditional Indian flavors may frustrate purists, but the results, for the most part, disarm criticism.

Mr. Zimmer, the Milwaukee information-studies professor, sees the value in preventing students from going down paths that may frustrate them or cause them to quit college.

Also, the inevitable contractual wrangles may frustrate wider objectives if they are allowed to fester.But Mr Granger can show solid progress.

It sometimes feels as if Marshall is wrestling this massive concept into shape as he goes along, and the early chapters' opacity may frustrate even fans.