Sentence examples for because of discontent from inspiring English sources

Reyes, nevertheless, had to resign because of discontent over his handling of the Panama issue.

To be sure, some Americans have left their country because of discontent with its politics.

In 1992, they almost sank the Maastricht treaty, backing it by a wafer-thin 51-49%, mainly because of discontent with the Mitterrand government.

Voucher programs are sprouting up around the country because of discontent with the public school systems, especially in urban areas that serve the poor.

The latter's position was insecure because of discontent among his officers, both Hindu and Muslim, and because he himself was at the same time both headstrong and vacillating.

But with presidential and congressional elections due in 2000, the government of President Ernesto Zedillo may not care for the controversy of a full reform.Brazil has already seen a large switch to the private sector less by design than because of discontent with the state system since it was opened to all comers in 1988.

Before I ever tried my hand at criticism, I tried to write out sentences from Brustein's "Seasons of Discontent" because I admired their flow.

At this point in time, a full-blown coup is unlikely because the current levels of discontent within the military's ranks don't appear to be strong enough.

I suppose I would have liked to have worn jeans and gone to the school disco but I don't recall a feeling of discontent because all of the stuff that I was allowed to do – playing the piano, doing embroidery, painting, reading – I was really happy doing.

And to a lot of people in Rome, not just to Caesar's wife, this was a subject of discontent because it suggested that this guy who had the queen of Egypt as his mistress and who had her right there in Rome, that he really wanted to be the King.

Rural and urban unrest threaten to spread, ironically because the same kind of discontent gave rise to Mao's revolution.