Sentence examples for will frustrate from inspiring English sources
It will frustrate government politicians and Westminster commentators.
Thomson denounced the deal for creating a "continental bloc" that will frustrate European restructuring.
In some places local rivalries will frustrate deals struck between the parties at national level.
This, he implies, is a natural condition that will frustrate any cultural efforts to mitigate it.
"Success will frustrate Iran's ambitions to dominate the region," he said.
Hamas and Hezbollah will frustrate peace plans, even if the Israelis magically do everything right.
New England, a team surging to the finish line, will frustrate Miami again.
The findings, from a debut poll by the Deltapoll company, will frustrate the Labour leadership.
And so even as it captivates a new generation of adherents, Civ V will frustrate many experienced players.
The yen rose 2% against the US dollar, which will frustrate government attempts to devalue the stubbornly high currency.
The Nets have been defying the odds all season, and Jason Kidd and company will frustrate the Lakers.
