Sentence examples for be particularly unhappy at from inspiring English sources

The incumbent chief executive is said to be particularly unhappy at the prospect of Green being replaced by John Thornton, a former Goldman Sachs banker.

They have been particularly unhappy at the meagre profits from NWM.

Many on the right are particularly unhappy at the appointment of Flávia Piovesan as secretary of human rights because they feel she defends abortion.

He was particularly unhappy at the deal for Andreas Cornelius, who signed from FC Copenhagen in a deal rising to close to £11m and on £45,000-a-week wages, but other transfers have also come under the microscope.

Villas-Boas was particularly unhappy at comments from former Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville in the build-up to the match.

Speed is particularly unhappy at the scheduling of Wales' games - they played Scotland 48 hours before their match against Worthington's side.

He was particularly unhappy at the others wanting to draft in manager Allen Klein to help sort out their finances.

By 1864, Morris had become increasingly tired of life at Red House, being particularly unhappy with the 3 to 4 hours spent commuting to his London workplace on a daily basis.

According to a post at Gamer.Blorge Second Life entrepreneurs are particularly unhappy with the downtime, after all, if you're trying to make a living from Second Life this downtime affects the bottom line.

Ryan was particularly unhappy with the officiating in his side's defeat by Pompey at the weekend.

Shopkeepers are particularly unhappy.