Sentence examples for be disgruntled over from inspiring English sources

Shareholders of Cablevision, which is incorporated in Delaware, have plenty of reason to be disgruntled: over the last two years, while the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index has rallied to a new high, Cablevision shares have dropped from more than $36 a share to under $15, where they were trading this week.

The dissenters were disgruntled over one director receiving a pay rise of more than 30% for this year.

The Ngo Dinhs were convinced that the ARVN paratroop officers who had led the attempt had plotted with oppositionist politicians because they were disgruntled over these losses.

However, many Congolese were disgruntled over Kabila's failure to keep all of his 2006 election campaign promises, and Tshisekedi was a popular opposition figure with considerable support.

Contador was disgruntled over the lack of application of the 3km rule, where the race is neutralised for riders caught in crashes in the latter stages.

(In that case, voters were disgruntled over the decision to give Debra Jackson, the outgoing superintendent, a $650,000 separation agreement and health care coverage for life).

The president's stealthy, startling trip to Iraq on a blacked-out Air Force One accompanied only by a handful of aides and a tiny press pool was intended, White House officials said, to boost the morale of troops, many of whom are disgruntled over their extended and increasingly dangerous deployment and to emphasize his determination to, as he puts it, "stay the course".

They have much to be disgruntled about.

Fans of the book may be disgruntled.

"You could be disgruntled, fine," he said.

And farmers have good reason to be disgruntled.