Sentence examples for apparent dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

But after several days of disquiet, when an apparent dissatisfaction with the manager's approach among senior players led John Terry to make his ill-fated intervention, they certainly played like a team.

Asked about the apparent dissatisfaction among ambulance staff, the Scottish Ambulance Service said frontline workers had been recruited in "record numbers" in recent years but that they were "busier than ever" due to rising patient demand.

While Mr. Loeb concluded last year by saying he would no longer be writing Third Point's quarterly investor letters, his apparent dissatisfaction with President Obama has roused him to once again pick up his pen for another blunt and acerbic piece.

Apparent dissatisfaction with treatments probably reflects this.

The first line-up change occurred when drummer Michael Clarke quit the group over disputes with Crosby and the other band members over his playing ability and his apparent dissatisfaction with the material the three songwriting members of the band were providing.

Attracting more attention than their findings were Howe's notes about Peter's alleged, disruptive erections and apparent sexual dissatisfaction with her — she apparently would massage the dolphin until he reached orgasm.

Russia, in an apparent expression of dissatisfaction with the arrangement, has nominated Josef Tosovsky, a former Czech prime minister, although his own government continues to support the EU's choice.

Evident in both states was the same sense of widespread political dissatisfaction that's apparent nationwide, with President Barack Obama's approval rating at just 40percentt and majorities disapproving of the Affordable Care Act.

What is apparent is the high level of dissatisfaction with the state of politics and governance in the country with a fear for personal safety and what the future holds for their families, especially children.

But regardless, her dissatisfaction is evident.

Speaking as a moderate (and left-wing) eurosceptic, it is apparent to me that it is public dissatisfaction with the Coalition's policies on immigration and the economy that is costing them votes.