And, perhaps most pertinently even at a club where the current ownership model is under increasing scrutiny and fan discontent mounting, would we be any better off?
From there, he and other party leaders watched as discontent mounted, until in 1980 it spilled over into mass stoppages, which compelled them – in a dramatic departure from Communist orthodoxy – to accept free trade unions and grant the legal right to strike.
As the weeks progressed and as public discontent mounting on inaction in the match-fixing scandal and in no small measure the pressure from the then Union Sport Minister Shukdev Singh Dhindsa, Kapil Dev resigned from his position of Indian Cricket Coach on 12 September 2000 vowing farewell to the game of cricket.
If Venezuelans' discontents mount, they may do so unreported.
But investor discontent was mounting and critics were calling for Disney's board to act.
But the discontent is mounting, Gawande says: "We've begun rejecting the institutionalized version of aging and death, but we've not yet established our new norm.
Discontent may mount: the high-profile programmes have come at the cost of neglecting other, creaking, public services, such as the metro and water treatment.As with Colombia's Mr Uribe, along with popularity has gone a certain high-handedness.
Discontent is mounting on all fronts -- the economy is in tatters, unemployment is high and unhappiness over the plight of the Palestinians is rising -- and the time seems ripe for Islamic movements to flourish.
In his comments Monday, Fillon singled out the challenge posed by the National Front, which threatens to ride a wave of populist discontent to mount a historic challenge to France's establishment parties.
In the last five years, the Pittsburgh water and sewer authority has been a source of mounting discontent.
