Sentence examples for amount of discontent from inspiring English sources
"This creates some amount of discontent on the Lido amongst residents".
There has been no small amount of discontent in the German conservative ranks.
"There's a tremendous amount of discontent in Latin America with the United States," said Arturo Valenzuela, a former senior National Security Council staff member.
"There is a large amount of discontent, including within the unionist community, about how this Tory-led Westminster administration is being so cavalier in disregarding the impact of what they are planning," he said.
Although Mr. Putin faces no imminent threat to his power, the election showed that his prolonged rule as the undisputed authority here has generated a significant amount of discontent, at least in the nation's political and economic capital.
It was one of those small things that could breed a tremendous amount of discontent, but soon the groove sank into the larger rut of days, and weeks, and months, the memory losing its attraction, its melodramatic possibility, and shifting instead to the silly fantasy of a school-yard crush on a fellow-parent, my goodness, as absurd as those hippies on stilts.
On the other hand, the new political system of the Islamic Republic and its domestic policies have had unintended consequences such as creating a significant amount of disaffected and discontent young people.
On February 19, the county board gave approval to the state plans, at a vote of 32 to 9. The letters of discontent amounted to fifty-nine letters or telegrams.
At a time when Russia's elections have become increasingly predictable and listless, that amounts to an unusual expression of discontent.
This story of legacy transformation is clearly aimed to mollify growing national discontent about the amount of public money being spent on both the Olympics and the 2014 World Cup.
In an act of either innocent or diabolical self-promotion, which amount to the same thing here, Lillian's cousin Raisele plants the seeds of discontent.
