Sentence examples for discontent grows from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, unemployment, especially among the young, remains over ten per cent, economic growth is flat, and discontent grows.

As discontent grows about Europe's financial and political crisis, could this be the Ukip leader's big moment?

Some of the discontent grows out of financial disputes in the government, and some represents opposition to the peace negotiations.

As ethnic discontent grows, so too does the discrimination, creating a vicious circle.Breaking this circle is crucial to China's efforts to defuse unrest in Xinjiang, Tibet and Tibetan-inhabited areas of other provinces, which collectively account for nearly one-third of China's land area.

Violence also marred protests in other parts of the country, as discontent grows with the regime of Nicolás Maduro, the country's president.Canada's ruling Conservatives unveiled a budget that would cut the deficit further in the 2014-15 fiscandyieldand yield a surplus the following year.

Discontent grew among the public.

As discontent grew, Giscard's leadership was challenged by his ambitious prime minister, Chirac.

As Mr. McCall basked in the delegates' applause, discontent grew among county party leaders who support Mr. Cuomo.

Discontent grew when in an unguarded comment before an interview with a local TV station, David Cameron said: "It's the Tamar, not the Amazon, for heaven's sake".

As discontent grew, he cracked down disproportionately: at a peaceful protest in the Sunni town of Hawija in April 2013 the security forces killed 50.

As discontent grew, Sankara was caught off guard when gunmen burst into his office and gunned him down, along with 12 aides in October 1987.