Sentences with phrase «frustrated by the labor»

The young man was frustrated by the labor and knew there was a better way to do the job.

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We list some of the most conspicuous etiologies: pain of childbirth, 3:16; the relative position of man and woman in society, 3:16; the intractability of man's natural environment and the consequent necessity of his hard labor, 3:17 - 19; man's irrevocable consignment to death, 3:19; the antipathy between the nomad and the agriculturalist and perhaps also the origin of violence in human relationships in the Brothers, 4:1 - 16; and the frustrating fact in the human situation of fundamental communication thwarted by plurality of speech and wide geographical dispersion, 11:1 - 9.

We could be frustrated by unmet needs, an absent partner, or an uneven distribution of labor.

The deal with frustrated progressive activists and labor union leaders, who make up the WFP, was in part brokered by Mayor Bill de Blasio after the WFP threatened

The P.B.A., frustrated by a lack of progress on labor talks and a perceived lack of support from City Hall when protests broke out following a grand jury's decision not to indict any police officers for the death of Eric Garner, lashed out at the mayor in December after two officers were shot and killed while sitting in their patrol car.

It must be frustrating for those who labor for years on something they believe in only to find it largely ignored by those who aren't watching movies professionally, despite glowing reviews and the occasional recommendation.

Josh (Ben Stiller) and Cornelia (Naomi Watts) are a childless Brooklyn couple in their 40s; he's a documentary filmmaker who's been laboring for a decade to make an epic film that's «both materialist and intellectual at the same time,» while she's a producer who's getting frustrated by her friends» insistence that «real life» is only possible with children.

Many unscrupulous employers in Texas look at delivery drivers as dispensable labor; this explains their high turnover rate, but also explains the increasing number unpaid wage lawsuits filed by frustrated workers who have been forced to take legal action — often through class actions.