Sentence examples for considerable discontent from inspiring English sources

That concession is creating considerable discontent on the more uncompromising wing of the left.

Live Nation's merger with Ticketmaster created considerable discontent among venue owners and promoters who oppose market dominance.

Education access Despite general consensus as to the inherent cultural-economic value of musical study, there was considerable discontent around the table about its accessibility.

The pact generated considerable discontent within the PAN and especially within the PRD, many of whose members expressed unhappiness with their leaders' decision to collaborate with the PRI.

It is clear there is potential for schisms to develop among the leading golfing bodies and on the putting issue there is considerable discontent among PGA Tour players.

This line of argument found a ready audience at a time when there was considerable discontent with American society and its institutions.

This resulted in considerable resentment and discontent, for which the government was often blamed.

What reasons can be identified for the doctors' discontent and the considerable number of young physicians leaving the medical profession?

Still, the Algerian government, anxious to avoid the Arab Spring from reaching here, was hoping for an elevated turnout as proof that Algerians backed its efforts to assuage discontent with spending from considerable oil revenues.

In their angry repartee Louise and Ian get off an occasionally witty zinger about marriage and its discontents, and Ms. Ryan uses her considerable ability for physical comedy to make Louise a formidable opponent in this suburban Punch and Judy show.

But, there is a considerable body of data that supports the type of discontent with democracy disclosed through Mounk and Foa's study.