Sentence examples for dissatisfied giving from inspiring English sources

3. Miliband's personal ratings The Ipsos Mori poll this week put satisfaction in Ed Miliband at 33%, with 52% dissatisfied, giving him a net rating of -19.

30% are now satisfied with Farage, while one in two are dissatisfied, giving him approval ratings well below those of David Cameron (though still higher than both Ed Miliband and Clegg).

Hernández was in the trainer's room when Mondesi homered, and he was dissatisfied with giving up four earned runs and 10 hits in seven erratic innings.

One or both groups must, therefore, be dissatisfied at any given time.

In some places, Republican stumbles and scandals prompted dissatisfied voters to give Democrats a chance.

If we can succeed, we will be able to give dissatisfied young Muslims (those most likely to become terrorists) a viable alternative to Islamic extremism.

They introduce new products and know-how and they give dissatisfied depositors somewhere else to take their custom, forcing local banks to raise their game.

One result, he said, was that residents dissatisfied with a given area probably tend to move away to band together in a more congenial location.

The new advertising follows a series of actions undertaken by the line after the Triumph accident, including a $300 million program to upgrade emergency power capabilities, fire safety technology and other systems; outreach to travel agents, an important source of business; and a vacation guarantee program that gives dissatisfied passengers a 110 percent refund.

Google has tried to retain dissatisfied employees with perks like giving them time to work on new projects.

Dissatisfied that his team was giving up too many easy passes, Johnson huddled with defensive coordinator George Hill in the off season.