Sentence examples for disaffection spread from inspiring English sources

Local officers urged immediate action, but he delayed, and Sikh disaffection spread throughout the Punjab.

As the bison on which the Plains Indians depended disappeared, poverty, starvation, disease, and disaffection spread among the western tribes.

Mr Barak is now fighting to prevent the disaffection spreading to another of his motley coalition partners, the Russian immigrant party, Yisrael B'Aliyah.The Palestinians, for their part, have responded with scorn: they still insist on East Jerusalem as their capital, though they are building a parliament in Abu Dis.

And with unemployment sitting at a staggering 44percentt for years (57 percent for young workers), disaffection has spread onto the streets.

Its centralisation of power did much to spread disaffection in the provinces.

Gen. Muhammad Masud Razzaq described a conspiracy involving a dozen active duty and retired officers that he said was intended "to spread disaffection in the Bangladeshi Army," according to a statement from the military.

The signs that the Taliban may be resurgent in the Pashtun south are multiplying -- in the form of attacks on pro-government Afghans and spreading disaffection.

The former Liverpool docker says another coalition would spread more disaffection with the political process among voters because they would conclude "whichever way you vote you end up with the same, Nick Clegg or whatever".

The poll was conducted before the current controversy about the impact on democracy of social networks helping to spread misinformation online — but that could stoke further disaffection with tech platforms which algorithmically filter content to maximize user engagement and ad clicks.

As Niger prepares to vote in the coming days, it is also time to consider whether supporting the democracies that do exist and reporting on the disaffection that threatens to undermine them might actually be the best defense against the spread of terrorism on the continent.

They think voter disaffection is the most powerful force in modern politics, creating a natural majority for bold, radical policies to spread wealth and opportunity.