Sentence examples for discontent has grown from inspiring English sources

Discontent has grown since Mr. Aristide's party swept flawed elections in 2000.

But discontent has grown steadily, mainly as a result of the economic slowdown.

Libertarians are a generally Republican-leaning constituency, but over the last few years, their discontent has grown plain.

The discontent has grown serious enough that the deputy prime minister offered Wednesday to hold talks with Mr. Thaksin.

But since then, the chorus of discontent has grown, and the critics now include ABC and NBC.

Newly-qualified drone pilots used to make well over $100,000 a year, but as America's wars wind down and the sequester bites, wages have slipped and discontent among operators has grown.

Discontent with his regime has grown over the past year.

At the same time, popular discontent with his government has grown over widespread electrical failures and rampant violent crime.

As public discontent with the governor has grown, Mr. Cuomo's strategy has been to say little about next year's election, while filling his campaign coffers.

But public discontent about the environment has grown, leading the government to declare a "war on pollution" and vow to cut coal use in some areas.

But as the negotiations have increasingly been seen to have failed, and the Ramallah-based PA leadership has come to be regarded by many Palestinians as illegitimate or unrepresentative, discontent among NSU staff has grown and significant numbers have left.