Sentence examples for degree of discontent from inspiring English sources

But these incidents have not been covered by the state media, and the average Chinese remains unaware of the degree of discontent in Xinjiang.

The process of bidding has also released a genie, especially within Wales and Scotland, where the degree of discontent about the quality and choice of news in what are devolved nations has been clearly exposed and is running high.

Analysts say the company's annual meeting will expose a degree of discontent among shareholders, some of which have pledged to vote against the re-election of several directors after recent revelations of a bribery scandal at the company's Mexican subsidiary, The New York Times reports.

Bush could afford a degree of discontent among fiscal conservatives, provided that he retained the backing of his socially conservative bedrock.

On the other hand, this may also have been the result of a lower confidence in, or reassurance by, the telephone nurses [ 24- 26] or some degree of discontent due to a mismatch between the care expected (e.g. a home visit) and the care received (telephone advice) [ 27, 28].

There were eight Presidential candidates on the ballot — reflecting a degree of popular discontent with the country's two traditional ruling parties, the National Party and the Liberal Party — and the frontrunners held radically divergent ideological positions.

The demonstration signaled a significant degree of popular discontent with Mr. Saakashvili and his government, which inherited a country in near ruin four years ago and embarked upon an ambitious set of reforms.

The reason Clinton can't be trusted or believed when it comes to change is that she represents, to a great degree, the three sources of discontent formulated in our premise.

To that point, there had been no sources of discontent.

For some in the New York region, this is an August of discontent, with rain for the month more than four inches above average — and temperatures 2.4 degrees below — in Central Park.

But there were mutterings of discontent.