Sentence examples for widely frustrated from inspiring English sources

Designers are widely frustrated by a lack of consistent, reliable services that can authenticate green materials' virtues.

But they cannot have encouraged CIA people to make friends with, say, drug-smugglers.Even defenders of the spy system admit it has a job-for-life mentalityThe idea that the Directorate of Operations became risk-averse has been widely promoted by frustrated ex-case-officers.

Much of the criticism has focused on issues of privacy, with many frustrated by how widely their private data can now be shared.

I was just wildly frustrated.

"One of the problems with kenneling is the dogs get so over-stimulated and barrier-frustrated," said Sue Sternberg, widely considered the pioneer of real-life rooms.

A video widely circulated on social media showed frustrated voters rebuking officials with chants of "We want to vote" and "It's because you know you are going to lose".

In this work, three cases are considered: (1) identical interactions between three different components, χABN = χBCN = χACN = 35, which are widely studied in many theoretical works; (2) frustrated condition χABN = χBCN = 35 and χACN = 13; and (3) non-frustrated condition, χABN = χBCN = 13 and χACN = 35 based on the work of Jung[69] and Tyler[1].

These findings were in favor of the widely proposed mode of action of fiber carcinogenesis, that is, frustrated phagocytosis where the mesotheliomagenic microenvironment on the peritoneal surface is neither qualitatively altered by the density of the fibers per area nor by the formation of granulomas against agglomerates.

McIlroy, who was widely criticized for the statements, said Wednesday that he was "very frustrated" when he made them, adding that if he had it to do over, he "probably would have said something a little different".

Or frustrated.

"Just frustrated, frustrated, real frustrated," he said.