Sentence examples for considerable unhappiness from inspiring English sources
Thus his portrait of the Pope and the Church hierarchy as imprisoned in "structures of deceit" was the cause of considerable unhappiness in conservative Catholic circles.
Second, the public expressed considerable unhappiness with major corruption scandals in the state's shipbuilding company Vinashin and the shipping line Vinalines and with rising inflation and declining economic growth rates.
In many ways it didn't matter what kind of performance they put in, the mere fact that they were there, playing on the biggest stage when most had hoped to be watching another outfit altogether, was the cause of considerable unhappiness.
Children's daily experiences are vivid and deeply felt, and bad or mediocre experiences whilst possibly not harmful in the long run may lead to considerable unhappiness in the present.
The effects of being away from family and isolated in a foreign country, can lead to considerable unhappiness.
Most people who divorce report considerable distress and unhappiness in the short term, but over time, there is considerable variation in adjustment.
Their unhappiness does not need to make you unhappy.
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.
Another source of great frustration, distress and unhappiness was how the life of the family changed due to the illness: daily routines were disturbed and considerable financial burden was inflicted on the family.
Prisoners do it to express unhappiness, he adds; usually they have to be taken to hospital to be checked out, and it causes prison staff considerable disruption.
