Sentence examples for recent frustration from inspiring English sources

The continuing opacity of the UK's Brexit strategy has led to mounting recent frustration in European capitals.

Seoul's recent frustration with Washington has fanned nationalist sentiments, and was thought by some to have turned the jet-fighter competition into an opportunity to assert more independence.

Between times, Shane Watson vented his recent frustration by bashing 61 runs from 45 balls, including five to the boundary and four over it.

The root of Marshall's recent frustration with the Broncos was their failure to give him a lucrative contract extension after he produced sensational seasons playing with a fourth-round draft pick's contract.

Much of the recent frustration began in August 2001 when tax authorities said that a value-added tax that had been reimbursed to the companies but taken back would not be restored to the oil companies.

Bloomberg's recent frustration with the press stems in part from the impression that he is a victim of overcompensation on the part of news desks who feel implicated by their editorial boards' support of his term-limits maneuvering, and by some of their colleagues' credulous championing of a Bloomberg Presidential campaign that never materialized.

For Virtual's trainer, John Gosden, this was a welcome change of luck after some recent frustrations.

The recent frustrations reached an apex in the fifth inning Sunday, when the game was effectively decided.

Mr. Kalafer, while not about to rewrite history, is clearly looking to break with the team's recent frustrations.

On Monday evening, The Washington Post revealed the identity of the FBI informant at the center of President Trump's recent frustrations.

Pardew's recent frustrations came to the fore after Newcastle's last Premier League fixture, a dismal 4-0 defeatoto Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium last Saturday.