Sentence examples for dissatisfaction grows from inspiring English sources

And as the gap between haves and have-nots widens everywhere, dissatisfaction grows, political parties splinter, and secessionist groups raise their heads.

And as dissatisfaction grows – a recent Pew poll suggests most voters think no progress has been made towards fixing the economy since Obama took over – so does our need to point fingers and place blame.

[C1.] Dissatisfaction Grows Among Nation's Pilots With half the seats in the nation's airliners run by companies either in bankruptcy protection or limping out of it, pilots are facing a new world of reduced pay and pensions, and longer hours.

Public dissatisfaction grew, led by student protests.

The fan dissatisfaction grew as the Bulls made their surprise playoff run.

When dissatisfaction grew over the General Education program in the 1970s, President Derek Curtis Bok (1971 1991) oversaw its replacement by the Core Curriculum.

Amid severe internal shortages, and with unrest and dissatisfaction growing, Castro declared a "special period in peacetime" of food rationing, energy conservation, and reduced public services.

Dissatisfaction grew within the army, and, when he ordered some troops to set up winter quarters on the far side of the Danube River, a revolt broke out.

Wilpon and Katz may also be thinking of the impact the trial could have on the Mets, who have seen attendance slide and fan dissatisfaction grow.

With that dissatisfaction growing, there were rising fears that Hamas would be pressured by its more hawkish rivals into a renewed round of violence against Israel.

People close to Ms. Grann said she opposed the acquisition and her dissatisfaction grew as efforts to integrate its back-office functions in the United States affected her unit's results.