Sentence examples for same kind of frustrations from inspiring English sources
The same kind of frustrations could well face the UK.
He faces the risk of the same kind of frustrations and violent setbacks here that bedeviled Mr. Clinton and many presidents before.
It's been the same kind of frustrations I had when making "Crouching Tiger", only with a bigger movie so the problems are bigger.
If public sectors in Japan would not notice the similarity of issues of CALS/EC and BIM, Japanese construction industry may experience the same kind of frustration as one they had while executing CALS/EC projects.
After putting up with the same kinds of frustrations, the Newark public schools went so far last month as to hire a full-time recruiter to help fill positions in a staff that, when full, numbers 4,000 teachers.
If anyone else felt the same kind of alienation and frustration I did in my teens and early twenty somethings, you know what a balm it is to find a female community that feels right.
Nearly two millenniums later the weapons of war may be different, but to Mr. Gitai's immense sorrow and frustration, the same kind of savagery persists.
When we are stuck in worry or frustration, we can bring the same kind of attention to the sensations of the body and the workings of our mind and stay with them for a time.
And deep frustration can await an investor who tries to get the same kind of detailed information about a Canadian company that is readily available about companies whose stocks are traded in the United States.
