As consumers increasingly reach the Internet through wireless connections, experts fear that the heavy use of the airwaves will begin to create colliding signals and other problems that could greatly frustrate the further development of the technology.

His student William K. Gregory called Osborn's idiosyncratic view on man's origins as a form of "Parallel Evolution" but many creationists misinterpreted Osborn, greatly frustrating him, and believed he was asserting man had never evolved from a lower life form.

This is said to greatly frustrate him.

He greatly frustrates the Baron by displaying the clear limits to his power: a person of good heart cannot be turned into a skeleton warrior.

The bureaucracy greatly frustrates the relief effort, requiring that permission be obtained to replace a leaky tent or even build a latrine.

Video replay showed that Kisnorbo's disallowed goal was actually onside, greatly frustrating him, while Leicester coach Gerry Taggart commented "We have all seen the replay of Patrick's goal in the dressing room and he is clearly not offside."

Rick Sutcliffe retired and Greg Maddux, who won his first Cy Young Award in a Cub uniform, left for Atlanta via free-agency, which greatly frustrated the fan base.

As consumers increasingly reach the Internet through wireless connections, like cell phones and handheld computers, experts fear the heavy use of the airwaves will begin to create bottlenecks and interference that could greatly frustrate the further development of the technology.

And just last month, Ichiro Ozawa and his Liberal Party turned from friend to foe, signing a tentative agreement to form a coalition with the governing party that will greatly frustrate the Democratic Party's ability to hold legislation hostage to its demands, its most potent weapon.