Sentence examples for problem has frustrated from inspiring English sources

Molenbeek's terrorism problem has frustrated locals since at least 2001, when a part-time resident blew up Ahmad Shah Massoud, the leader of the Northern Alliance, in Afghanistan, on behalf of Al Qaeda.

The problem has frustrated industry researchers and raised questions about the basis for some clinical trials.

But, standing in the lush Virunga National Park, a different sort of problem has frustrated his search for the injured gorilla — bush elephants, which cut a huge path through the jungle, obscuring the mountain gorillas' tracks.

However, economic problems have frustrated many Egyptians.

Experts in election law said that Florida courts have the power to order new elections or change the results if they decide that voting problems have frustrated voters' intentions.

Strickland's tardiness and other off-the-court problems have frustrated the Wizards since his arrival in 1996, but this was his first misstep under Hamilton, the new coach.

The problems have frustrated the refinery's new owner as the company has worked to establish itself in the California oil and gas market.

At no net cost to the taxpayer, it will have filled a gaping hole in the social safety net and solved a problem that has frustrated policymakers for decades.

It wasn't quite as cheap as her parents had hoped it would be — the cost was thirty-five thousand dollars — but during the construction process Romero realized that she had some ideas about how to attack a problem that has frustrated architects for most of the past century: the fact that modern houses aren't produced in a more mechanized manner.

Elan Zivotofsky, General Partner & Head of Investments at OurCrowd, perhaps sums it up best: "Engie has found the solution to a problem that has frustrated and angered car-owners for years and is levelling the playing field between mechanics and customers.

The present study demonstrates how diagnostic pattern proteomics can be used in conjunction with identification-centered proteomic techniques and bioinformatic tools to provide insight into a problem which has frustrated clinicians for decades.