Sentence examples for sparked frustration from inspiring English sources

During the Olympics, a furious debate about the levels of investment in school sport sparked frustration among many of those involved when it dissolved into an argument about the relative merits of competitive sport and physical exercise.

But they were unable to respond to Stevenson's goal, sparking frustration among the Hibs support.

March 3: U.S. Steel closes two plants in Ontario, affecting 1,500 jobs and sparking frustration in Canadians over "U.S. protectionism".

These figures spark frustration and anger.

This not only perpetuates societal exclusion and cements divisions ― it sparks frustration, even violence.

New York's strict voter registration rules sparked mounting frustration and anger among Bernie Sanders supporters on Tuesday as some discovered they were unable to vote in the primary election showdown with Hillary Clinton only after arriving at their local polling stations.

When I ask if it's true he wanted to buy the rights to Michael Crichton's book Jurassic Park, just the memory of how Steven Spielberg beat him to it by mere hours sparks hissing frustration: "That motherfucker!" While Cameron is known now for spending as much on films as small countries spend on their military, he in fact started out with small budgets.

It sparked rage and frustration and anger, but it was the fuel for an antislavery movement, for a civil war and three amendments to our Constitution and an overhaul of our systems to align our ideals to affirm that, yes, black lives do matter.

Drew Houston was waiting for a bus at Boston's South Station in December 2006 when frustration sparked inspiration.

Co-founder Liat Zakay said the idea was sparked by the frustration of searching online for very specific items.

My interest in becoming a day trader was sparked by the frustration of watching my longer-term investments lose value in 2007 and 2008.