Sentence examples for repeated frustration from inspiring English sources

The cause is part genetic and part environmental, but researchers trying to identify the relevant genes have endured repeated frustration.

As with many families in which there has been a diagnosis of schizophrenia, Sanghera's attempts to grapple with the misconceptions around it are a tale of repeated frustration.

Mr. Holder and his staff had expressed repeated frustration when matters got bottled up in Mr. Ogden's office, including the administration's medical marijuana policy.

Mann says that he has suffered repeated frustration over the rail plan in approaches to Durham county council, the department of transport and the office of successive Prime Ministers.

This could be a consequence of the longer duration of disease and repeated frustration about past treatments.

When stress is frequent, the circuit producing that response becomes stronger – which means that after repeated frustrations and unachieved goals, your brain becomes more efficient at dropping into its stress response mode.

Lacking knowledge and appreciation of these complexities, many talented developers find themselves running into repeated frustrations.

But those who are effectively crippled won't be helped by the misery of repeated frustrations in a labour market in which they cannot compete.

He repeated his frustration that the UK has not been allowed by parliament to mount regular airstrikes in Syria.

Tonight, he repeated his frustration over the criticism by Scott, which he told reporters about on Thursday.

On Thursday, he repeated his frustration on that point, telling the agency's 35-member board that "it would help if we were able to share with Iran more of the material that is at the center of these concerns".