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frustrate

[fruhs-treyt] / ˈfrʌs treɪt /


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"That is why I get so frustrated with this leadership group," former England captain Michael Vaughan said on Test Match Special.

From BBC

“This isn’t what we expected in any way, and it seems to frustrate our expectations. I can’t see most people supporting this,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Adding to that, the loss of veteran coaches frustrated by bureaucracy issues and rules that force programs to secure permits and pay to use their own gyms in the offseason helped further the exodus.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite dry weather and improved light, play was frustratingly abandoned two hours later with half of the day's 90 overs left unbowled.

From BBC

But Ridder has been frustrated by delays in inspections to verify compliance with new building codes, such as requiring a fire sprinkler system in the roof.

From Barron's