Sentence examples for potential for frustration from inspiring English sources
Buying a share of a yacht is just another iteration of fractional ownership, but it struck me, frankly, as one fraught with the potential for frustration, if not lawsuits.
Q: That being the case, the potential for frustration, trouble and risk in the future is high?
Thus far public protests against the water shortages have been small - but the potential for frustration and disruption is there.
It is when just such people develop high expectations, aspirations and hopes for upward mobility that we face the potential for frustration, humiliation and ideological radicalization.
Each aspect of parenthood demands bravery and valor to avoid the surrender to the day, with each day carrying the potential for frustration where you might throw up you implode, overwhelmed.
As this advocate states, the potential for frustration and disappointment is always present if definitive outcomes and translatable results are not achieved.
Although frustration has long been implicated in promoting aggression, the potential for poor frustration tolerance to function as a risk factor for physical child abuse risk has received minimal attention.
There is also the potential for tremendous frustration, because there appears to be a perceived disconnect with the administrative team due to the difference between business language and clinical language.
Last week, HTC's offer of a $199 Nexus99 tablet (half the regular $399 asking price) lit up the Internets, and nearly instantly sold out, so if you're looking to get in on this offer I'd prime your browsers to the company's Hot Deals website and get ready to do some furious reloading, and prepare for potential frustration, too.
Participants' accounts of systems, communication and psychosocial problems expose the potential for error, inefficiencies and frustrations associated with handling test results.
Our data indicate that the appropriate presentation of one or more scaffolds reduced player reliance on support, thereby increasing the potential for positive learning effects and reducing frustration.
