Sentence examples for disillusionment regarding from inspiring English sources

Participation in mini-companies does not, however, necessarily strengthen entrepreneurial intentions (Josten & van Elkan 2010), and can even result in disillusionment regarding prospective self-employment (Oosterbeek, van Praag & Ijsselstein, 2008).

Rhodesia's staunch opposition to immediate black rule and its disillusionment regarding Britain propelled it towards Portugal, which governed Angola and Mozambique, territories respectively to the west and east of Rhodesia.

Regarding her disillusionment with their fugitive hideaway — an abandoned Nebraskan mansion and deserted motel next to a dried-up lake — ­Chaon notes, "She'd had an image of one of those seaside sort of places that you read about in novels, where shy British people went and fell in love and had epiphanies".

There was a sense of disillusionment with regard to refuse, with remarks about burned out cars, empty bottles and cans (from people drinking outside) and discarded appliances such as fridges.

Elections are scheduled to take place next year, but many Nigerians have expressed disillusionment with what is widely regarded as an ineffective government and are calling for a return to military rule.

A combination of economic crisis, a brutal programme of cuts, and disillusionment with a political elite widely regarded as corrupt and venal spurs on its support.

Still, the chain of events surrounding Mr. Megrahi fostered deep disillusionment in Washington, where politicians and senior officials criticized what they regarded as Britain's duplicity in the affair.

Labour's leadership contenders are likely to examine the analysis closely, especially the emphasis on the need for the party to win over Tory voters, something Labour regarded as less important in the 2010-15 parliament due to the disillusionment with the Liberal Democrats.

Hamza regarded this as rape and, together with fear that he would be asked to take part in executions, led to his disillusionment with Isis and flight from Fallujah.

And Republican disillusionment with Mr. Bush does not appear to signal any change in that regard.

Furthermore, perceptions of a clear role and defined limits with regard to their responsibilities protected GPs against feelings of frustration, disillusionment, and perceived impotence.