Sentence examples for which frustrates both from inspiring English sources

You aren't listening to directions to the bathroom if you're on your cell, which frustrates both you and staff, so finish your call and then approach customer service staff.

But, they were unable to concentrate on the former because the focus of the screening guidelines is identification of infectious diseases of public health significance, which frustrated both migrants and themselves.

Lack of security is another issue which frustrates women's participation, both at the elections and in the society in general.

In Kosovo, prosecution of those who took revenge on Serbs is equally unpopular, and both sides are practising a form of omertà – which frustrates efforts by the families of 1,900 missing people to find out what happened.

Gagliardi said the search committee would not seek his input, which frustrates him.

Crime continues unabated as addicts steal to feed their habits, something which frustrates the local police.

He endures a devastating beating in the earlier rounds, which frustrates and exhausts his opponent.

But there is also, he suggested, "an interconnectedness" among others in the family which frustrates and tantalizes American investigators.

But despite her military experience, she has been told she will need additional training and certification, which frustrates her.

There is an air of penitent mortification about his work, which frustrates even as it arouses our childish yen to be told exciting stories.

"We hear criticism from bankers that our models are a 'black box' which frustrates their efforts to anticipate our supervisory findings," Mr. Bernanke said.