Sentence examples for a result of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

The revolt began as a result of dissatisfaction with the heavy taxation and abuses of local officials on the Shimabara Peninsula and the Amakusa-rettō Amakusa-rettō Islands

McGowan's candidacy rose out of a group called Voice for Indi, which was created as a result of dissatisfaction with Australia's political process and lack of engagement.

Sean Covey said the decision to publish the e-book editions of the two older titles through RosettaBooks and Amazon was not a result of dissatisfaction with Simon & Schuster.

The last time the Republicans enjoyed a majority in the House as large as the Democrats could win was in 1947, as a result of dissatisfaction with President Harry S. Truman.

(Escher invented those creatures, he explained wryly, "as a result of dissatisfaction concerning nature's lack of any wheel-shaped living creatures endowed with the power of propulsion by means of rolling themselves up").

Although he was able to refashion a majority in 1974, his victory was as much a result of dissatisfaction with the Progressive Conservative opposition as it was an indication of his popularity.

Over the course of the band's first two albums, Deal tried to participate in the creative life of the Pixies, only to face resistance from Black Francis — he famously threw a guitar at her after a concert in Stuttgart, and she refused to play other concerts as a result of her dissatisfaction.

As a result of residents' dissatisfaction, double-storey terrace house is found as the most modified housing types in Malaysia.

Burges's diary records his delight at the result: "Got Cork!" The competition for Saint Fin Barre's occurred as a result of widespread dissatisfaction with the existing church of 1735 which the Dublin Builder described as "a shabby apology for a cathedral which has long disgraced Cork".

[ 4] Subjective health complaints were also reported as a result of job dissatisfaction and emotional exhaustion.

Turnover is partially a result of job dissatisfaction, which induces not only de-motivation and absenteeism, but also intentions to quit [ 11, 15].