"There is a growing dissatisfaction with where benchmarking takes us," he said.
"There is a growing dissatisfaction internationally with traditional health-care environments," said Dr. Roger Ulrich, an environmental psychologist and professor at the Center for Health Systems and Design at Texas A & M University.
Experts who study body image report that among preadolescent and adolescent girls and young women, there is a growing dissatisfaction with appearance, which they link in part to the parade of reed-thin bodies in magazines, movies and sit-coms.
There is a growing dissatisfaction among Indian factory workers, particularly those in the auto industry, that they are not sharing in the financial success of their companies at a time when inflation in India is running at nearly 10 percent.
All that said, I sense that there is a growing dissatisfaction with this approach, a fair fatigue, so perhaps things will change.
What we're really faced with, and what we'll see more of before long, is a growing dissatisfaction with the government and its heavy-handed tactics by people who are tired of being used and abused and are ready to say "enough is enough".
Despite the railway competition, traffic levels remained healthy, with the waterways carrying a total of 982,000 tons in 1878, but there was a growing dissatisfaction with the situation, particularly the high tolls compared to the railways, and the refusal to allow steam haulage, which had been in use on the neighbouring Aire and Calder Navigation for over 50 years.
However, over time there was a growing dissatisfaction from within the professions at the limited range of problems that existing modelling techniques were able to analyse.
Whatever the practical objections to such suggestions might be, it is clear Hodge is voicing a growing dissatisfaction with PwC and its peers.
But it was the Bard experiment on the fourth floor of John Ericsson Intermediate School in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, that was attracting national attention, because it seeks to address what is considered a growing dissatisfaction with high school.
