Still, the sharp frustrations amid the general embrace of the Internet raise the concern that the medium may not live up to its potential unless the public has a sense of more control over its choices, Ms. Baird said.
Even some commission members feel a sharp sense of frustration and disappointment.
Page A6 FRUSTRATION SHARP IN EGYPT For five months, Egyptians have shouldered a revolution's burdens of economic malaise, sectarian discord and fears of rising crime.
The unusually sharp language reflected frustration among central bankers at the risks they have assumed to fight a crisis that has continued to worsen.
The project was "born out of frustration," Sharp says, that fluid dynamics which enthralled her seemed to get very little attention, respect, or understanding outside the circle of students, scientists, and engineers working on it.
Hiddink was asked about United's troubles in a campaign which has seen Van Gaal's position come under sharp focus amid fan frustration over tactics and results, with Jose Mourinho apparently waiting in the wings to succeed him.
But when I cut off his access to the great outdoors, my cat, usually spunky and friendly, threw himself against the door, yowled and attacked my legs with frustration and sharp claws.
But he also revealed a certain frustration at the sharp response to the Fed's decision to renew a strategy, known as quantitative easing, that involves buying Treasury securities to lower long-term interest rates.
The deepest frustration was the sharp separation between the tenured faculty, focused on what is called "research," and part-time faculty, whose own work is devalued and largely invisible in the mainstream academic culture.
JERUSALEM — Britain, France, Spain, Sweden and Denmark summoned the Israeli ambassadors to their countries on Monday to protest Israel's plans for increased settlement construction, an unusually sharp diplomatic step that reflected the growing frustration abroad with Israel's policies on the Palestinian issue.
