Sentence examples for cause for discontent from inspiring English sources
Their work was largely formulaic, but they were reliable and discreet and gave no cause for discontent among their clients.
First, if poor Americans were to compare their standard of living with what is normal elsewhere in the world, let alone in Congo, they would see they have little cause for discontent.
In this season of roiling politics and abundant cause for discontent, we should advance our ideals.
Among the many problems plaguing Egypt in the two-and-a-half years since a revolution swept dictator Hosni Mubarak from power, economic stagnation has stood out as a leading cause for discontent -- and, ultimately, for the massive protests at the end of June that led to the military ousting the country's first democratically elected leader, the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi.
Other pollsters find similar results.The immediate cause for the discontent was a planned internet tax, which was hastily withdrawn after a demonstration in late October brought tens of thousands of protesters onto the streets of Budapest.
Most study participants considered frequent transfers within the bureaucracy as cause of discontent and apathy within the workforce.
The likely causes of discontent are, helpfully for the Tory whips, fairly (though far from totally) predictable.
The real danger is if the underlying causes of discontent in Gaza — the denial of human rights and dignity for Palestinians — continue to go ignored once rockets stop targeting Israel.
