Sentence examples for caused discontent from inspiring English sources

Delaying his retirement might have caused discontent in the ranks.

He accepted that uncertainty over the future of GM's European operations had caused discontent.

He tweeted later: "It is very sad that the tweet i posted in the early morning caused discontent.

But recent remarks by government ministers have caused discontent all the way to the top of the powerful military.

Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin has already caused discontent by taking measures like making it easier for employers to dismiss workers.

Charles's transfer of his capital from Palermo to Naples and his introduction of French officials caused discontent in Sicily, where rebellion broke out in 1282 (see Sicilian Vespers).

But in the modern era absolute opacity can cause discontent that threatens stability.

With the standoff over Tehran's nuclear programme causing discontent at home and fears of a major confrontation with the west, will Khamenei be prepared to compromise?

In it, a gardener who cultivates only Chinese roses realizes that he is "causing discontent among all the other types of flowers".

But crime is not the only problem: there is plenty to cause discontent: in poor suburbs, the water supply is almost non-existent, and jobs are becoming scarce even for the educated.

According to the internal memorandum, Sudanese soldiers had been offered different amounts of money to disarm, ranging between $600 in the south and $200 in the north, causing "discontent" among ex-combatants.