Sentence examples for this may frustrate from inspiring English sources

But remember, what an employer may consider as suitable "training" may vary from your own understanding and this may frustrate your ability to put up a case.

We expected that this may frustrate users.

This may frustrate some as they need to buy new cables, but the reversible standard is the future so we may as well get on with it.

This may frustrate more experienced network users who require more complex capabilities; the average consumer will probably not notice these limitations.

Davidson said that while this may "frustrate" those looking for a winner-take-all solution conclusion, it's going to be better overall, and he noted we probably won't see the space settle for at least another five to eight years.

To be clear, this isn't a Madden-like video game where you'll be furiously jamming on your keyboard as you try to get your players to do what you want (given the game's graphics I suspect this may frustrate some Madden addicts).

Countries like these may frustrate efforts to drop marijuana from the treaties.

"Regulations of this sort may frustrate the inquisitive citizen but that does not make them illegal or illegitimate.

We understand this conversation may frustrate you, and that you are likely going to think, "Wow, I remember when VICE still wrote about issues of substance!" That's OK.

Four or more fingers mean that this book may frustrate your child if he or she attempts to read it alone.

Meanwhile, this fresh start may frustrate those in government who are already doing this work.