Sentence examples for a strong dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Feeling a strong dissatisfaction with British policy in the Middle East, Kim's father resigned from the Foreign Service in 1930, converting to Islam and taking the name Hajj Abdullah.

Only five patients spoke of a strong dissatisfaction with hospital staff, especially those working in accident and emergency.

This problem has undermined public confidence in the mental health system and caused a strong dissatisfaction among consumers and carers [ 8, 11].

Earlier studies found that a strong dissatisfaction with the body is a predictive factor of unhealthy practices for weight control, suggesting that in order to decrease unhealthy behaviors, it might be important to develop interventions that aim at enhancing the right perception of the child's own body and at developing realistic goals to be achieved through diet [ 26, 27].

Liu Weimin, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with the United States on Monday after the State Department issued a statement on Sunday calling for China to free political prisoners still in jail nearly a quarter-century after the Tiananmen crackdown.

At a press conference Thursday afternoon, Aaron described the reluctant yes votes from Commissioners Clyburn and Rosenworcel as indications of growing "strong dissatisfaction," a development he believes will strengthen even further as commissioners "get outside the Beltway and talk to real Internet users so they can grasp the importance of this issue and the momentum that's growing around it".

Over the weekend China's foreign ministry summoned an American diplomat to express "strong dissatisfaction and resolute opposition" to a statement issued by the state department on August 3rd.

BEIJING — China expressed "resolute opposition" and "strong dissatisfaction" with a new U.S. cyberespionage rule limiting imports of Chinese-made information technology products, the state media reported over the weekend.

"We express strong dissatisfaction and stern opposition," a Foreign Ministry spokesman, Qin Gang, said in a written statement issued late Thursday evening.

This time, even though Obama is fairly popular, Democrats represent the status quo in a year when many voters have indicated strong dissatisfaction with politics as usual.

While he pointed to the millions more dollars that her campaign had to spend as the main culprit, Mr. Spencer also had to contend with strong dissatisfaction in New York with President Bush, a state Republican Party that is in tatters and Mrs. Clinton's own popularity.