Upheaval in the economy is creating discontent at all levels.
"Spatial isolation and the social concentration of certain segments of society will create discontent.
It has taken over Twitter, caused roving bands of nostalgic obsessives to convene on public spaces, and created discontent in relationships.
Human rights groups have said that China uses sweeping accusations of terrorism and religious extremism to describe outbursts of Uighur discontent, and ignores the role of its own harsh policies in creating discontent.
President Nicolás Maduro, who was elected last month by a 1.5% margin in a still-disputed poll, has blamed food shortages and power cuts on his political enemies, saying they are part of broader sabotage aimed at creating discontent.
It also banned public rallies and trade union strikes that are deemed contrary to national security, as well as "seditious" words, defined as those spoken or written to try to create discontent among the citizenry.
But the devaluation would be a hard blow for many Venezuelans, and the government so far has been careful not to create discontent.
The changes have done more than create discontent — here in L.A., they've spurred an exodus.
Domestically, the business dealings of Suharto's family created discontent amongst the military who lost access to power and lucrative rent-seeking opportunities.
It had created discontent among both health providers and health care recipients (Boupha et al. 2005).
