Sentence examples for continued discontent from inspiring English sources

In a series of tweets after the committee session, Cooper expressed continued discontent at the companies' performance tackling online hate speech.

Despite the divisive Iraq war, continued discontent re public services, and a drop in his opinion poll lead, the oft-embattled PM is expected to win albeit with a reduction in the vast majority his Labour Party now enjoys in the House of Commons.

Continuing discontent, however, and the appeal to the memory of Engelbrekt, whose death had made him a national hero, gave the Swedes the strength necessary to depose Erik by the summer of 1439.

The continuing discontent suggested that the interim constitution, hailed as the first big step toward installing an elected government by the end of 2005, could prove to have been a half-step at best.

So if the incumbent Dalai Lama, who remains revered in Tibet more than half a century after he fled into exile in 1959, uses his clout to nullify the historic selection process, China faces the prospect of continuing discontent there after his death.

Rejections of candidates by the Provost continued, fueling discontent among the Fellows, until a writ of attachment against the Bishop of Lincoln was heard between 1724 and 1726.

On November 27, 2008, amidst continuing public discontent, the bill was signed into law by President Sambi.

Nearly half of the Catholics polled saw "some" progress in last week's meeting of American cardinals at the Vatican -- 13percentt saw "a lot" -- but there were several signs of continuing, deep discontent.

But discontent continued.

King Richard's promises at Mile End and Smithfield were promptly forgotten, and manorial discontent continued to find expression in local riots.

The salt monopoly proved so unpopular that it was abrogated in 1647, but discontent continued; and, when in 1648 commoners were prevented from petitioning the tsar with their grievances, riots broke out and a number of unpopular officials were lynched.