Sentence examples for provoking frustration from inspiring English sources

Then, the Pebble created almost as much of a stir when the company hit several delays during production, provoking frustration and ire among the 68,000 people who had pledged their money in exchange for a watch.

Developmental issues such as sensory impairments (hearing, vision) may impair individual subject's ability to communicate, consequently provoking frustration and problem behaviors, as they are unable to express themselves.

To judge by my straw poll of readers, his piece provoked frustration all round.

Palm hopes to provide an alternative to Apple's lengthy and opaque approval process, which has provoked frustration among developers hoping to get their applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch published in Apple's App Store.

This provoked frustration among many of his colleagues who were expecting further discussions about being allowed a free vote when they re-convened for a meeting on Monday ahead of the Commons debate.

Such a situation provokes frustration and depression, and further leads to problems of adaptation including burnout syndrome.

Together with poor conditions post-abortion care provoked frustration especially among midwives.

Affect manipulations included an anger-provoking frustration (Study 1), a sad film clip (Study 2), and autobiographical essays about sad or anger-provoking topics (Studies 3 and 4).

"All I'm thinking is, 'Oh, God, this is going to hurt.' " The grind of the drive provokes such frustration that commuters do odd things to stay calm.

It is a paradox that the court ruling in favour of greater tolerance and integration of Roma has provoked their frustration.

Among many Muslims here, the bluntness of Mr. Mandela's comments provoked puzzlement, frustration and even anger, and the statement issued today was a concession to such critics.