Sentence examples for broader dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

But the government's move to diversify reflects a broader dissatisfaction with the company and its founder, Mr. Gates, who just a few years ago was hailed as a hero by China's young technology enthusiasts.

Theophanes explains Tatzates's actions with his hostility towards Irene's favourite, Staurakios, but this evidently masks a broader dissatisfaction with Irene's regime.

Amid broad dissatisfaction with the war in Iraq that year, American voters ushered in a new Democratic majority in Congress.

It's mostly a marketing tool, meant to draw attention to Americans' broad dissatisfaction with the way things are.

In Afghanistan, power has long been decentralized and distributed, and there is broad dissatisfaction with President Hamid Karzai, who is expected to campaign for re-election next year.

There was broad dissatisfaction, and it was led by the people who benefit the most from the current system and are in the best position to change it.

Mr. Gul and his comrades also capitalized on broad dissatisfaction with Turkey's political establishment, and on the expectation that these pious men would be more honest than the ones they would replace.

An article on Wednesday about a poll that found broad dissatisfaction among New Yorkers over the quality of the city's public schools credited the poll incorrectly in some editions.

The broad dissatisfaction is rooted in many things, including a sense of everyday insecurity and rising prices, dislike of General Musharraf's alliance with the Bush administration and anger that the military has reaped rewards for itself but not fulfilled its promises to the people.

Now, in response to broad dissatisfaction with the hidden bureaucracy directing lethal drone strikes, there is an interest in applying the model of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court — created by Congress so that surveillance had to be justified to a federal judge — to the targeted killing of suspected terrorists, or at least of American suspects.

And, while the Tea Party has lost some of its initial steam, the broad dissatisfaction with Congress remains.