Sentence examples for dissatisfaction emerged from inspiring English sources

However, dissatisfaction emerged in several ways.

Dissatisfaction emerged victorious with 52percentt of the vote.

"New sources of satisfaction and dissatisfaction emerged, directly associated with change arising out of the NHS internal market.

Since extreme weight or shape concerns in the absence of eating disorder behaviours are more common than the combination of concerns and behaviours, it is not surprising that body dissatisfaction emerged as the stronger predictor of impairment among underweight participants.

But over time dissatisfaction emerges again.

Although isolated problem areas, such as sexual dissatisfaction, did emerge, the level of dysfunction for most physical and psychological scales remained below 30% of scale maxima.

Lack of control over ejaculation and dissatisfaction with intercourse emerged as central themes of PE.

The next section addresses the early attempts to address values of biodiversity as a whole that emerged from dissatisfaction with the "bits and pieces" focus on individual species.

It was here that the first signs of racial tension and vocal dissatisfaction began to emerge, after the restaurant became the target of police attention that seemed designed to close it down.

When asked what typically precipitates an agency change, three key issues emerge, "Dissatisfaction with creative work" (57%), "Change in marketing leadership" (53%), and "Lack of ability to deliver an integrated approach" (48%).

"I suspect the enthusiasm Bill Kristol notes has a lot to do with a kind of dissatisfaction with the emerging field, as much as a sense that Ryan and Rubio in particular would be the right ticket," Yuval Levin, a former Bush White House policy adviser, said via email.