Sentence examples for new frustration from inspiring English sources

More recently, there has been a new frustration: anti-spamming filters that rebuff genuine correspondence.

This is not a new frustration.

The move to Vanity Fair brought with it new frustrations.

Mr. Clinton did hint at new frustrations with Japan.

They talk about the new frustrations that come with great success, when you realize, as Jay-Z raps, that nobody else in the boardroom looks like you, and that "their grass is greener / 'Cause they always rakin' in mo'".

"My paralegal says, 'What happens if they find him guilty?' And I say, 'It will be a very hard day".' It has been a relief for Swift to again have a defendant to represent, but it has also created new frustrations.

While the version from Ninja Gaiden Trilogy for the Super NES remedied most of their criticisms, they said that the game added new frustrations which included slower framerates, lower-quality controls, and the omission and shuffling around of several tracks, which they said "is precisely the sort of thing that makes die-hard videogame fans apoplectic with rage".

The HSAs also experienced new frustrations and burdens associated with their village clinic work.

But its new owners' frustration is extending the opportunity for New Yorkers to get a good look at Enterprise free.

Though the law is new, the frustration is most certainly not.

There is nothing new about frustration with start-up times, which can be many minutes.