Meanings of voice frustration in English

Fans took to social media to voice frustration at the delay.

They had no energy left to revolt, other than to voice frustration at Scolari and, eventually, hound him from his position.

A growing number of researchers have concluded that it is, and they voice frustration that official nutritional advice has been slow to recognize the problem.

He has voiced frustration at the legal challenge to his order.

On a recent rainy day, out-of-town visitors to the U.S. Capitol voiced frustrations.

But some current account holders voiced frustration at the block on online transactions.

A few workers voiced frustration at discovering they earn less than European counterparts.

Others have voiced frustration with leftist President Dilma Rousseff's interventionist management of the economy.

Dow officials voiced frustration with the activism of opponents.

Oil Ministry officials, who have voiced frustration over the delays, were not immediately available for comment.

Wide receiver Mike Wallace voiced frustration with the offense during the week and he's not alone.

They voiced frustration with the lawyers who appeared before them and with each other as well.

But at one point, while hearing objections made by a representative from 7-Eleven Inc, he voiced frustration.

Some close to Hollande, however, have voiced frustration that the candidate appears not to be listening, sources say.

Though both are voicing frustrations with the status quo, their political style inherently encourages consumption, not necessarily activism.

European leaders have voiced frustration at Britain's delay in triggering article 50, urging Cameron's successor to act speedily.