Sentence examples for trying to frustrate from inspiring English sources

Smith, who was the Flames' assistant coach, might have been trying to frustrate Savard, or at least spread around the Flames' frustration.

But competitors trying to frustrate deals face no sanction.

Worse, there are those who are trying to frustrate this progress.

"The conclusion must be either the chancellor or his officials are deliberately trying to frustrate Brexit.

She also thinks I'm doing a great job being a mum; she was not trying to frustrate me.

I think learning to refrain from speaking — without making people feel that you're trying to frustrate them by being opaque — has been an inflection point for me.

More probable is that he would grudgingly accept it, but then try to frustrate it.

The rebels were spotted openly colluding with Labour whips to try to frustrate the bill.

She wants to avoid a situation where parliament tries to frustrate Brexit.

When he hit into the wind, Murray said, he chipped and sliced and tried to frustrate Berdych.

And the court faced another huge test in the 1930s, when it tried to frustrate Roosevelt's New Deal.