Sentence examples for disaffection is growing from inspiring English sources

"It is the same attitude in Khartoum".Such disaffection is growing dangerously.

Mr Khodadadi may have been muzzled, but disaffection is growing among Iranian workers as inflation outpaces wage rises and workers are laid off.

With no trophy in seven years there is growing disaffection at the Emirates Stadium but Moyes still thinks Wenger is the right man for the Gunners.

Yet Goodwin, from Nottingham University, and Ford, of Manchester University, say the "army of potential supporters for Ukip is growing in size" and is being aided by continued anger at Labour's record and disaffection with the Tory leader.

For several years disaffection had been growing within the party over Britain's continued membership in the European Union.

There has been "growing disaffection" with his rule, the International Crisis Group wrote last May, as Congo has remained stuck at the bottom of the United Nations Human Development Index, with half of its population of about 70 million considered undernourished in a country the size of Western Europe.

Anthony D. Romero, executive director of the group, said the decision to spend so much on one effort reflected a belief that disaffection with the Bush administration and its policies was growing, and that opportunities to gain new support and members were growing along with it.

Recently, in Scotland, disaffection with the remoteness of central-gov't control has been growing.

The disaffection doesn't seem to be going away – instead it's growing.

The disaffection doesn't seem to be going away—instead it's growing.

My disaffection is not with the statistics.