Sentence examples for easily disgruntled from inspiring English sources
And those who do work get ill-paid, often part-time jobs.The young are easily disgruntled with established institutions, like the European Union.
You've got to sit down... I'm a perfectionist, I guess, and I get easily disgruntled and discouraged with what I'm doing.
"I'm a perfectionist in some ways and I get easily disgruntled and discouraged with what I'm doing".
Disgruntled employees can easily create a digital copy of anything out there and leak it.
In other words, it was thetype of portable hard drivethat a disgruntled employee could easily have unplugged from its intended USB port, carried outside in backpack, and uploaded the contents of which in to a shared Dropbox with the free Wi-Fi of a local organic coffee shop.
For this reason, employers have argued on behalf of the "pretext-plus" standard that without it, disgruntled employees can too easily affix a discrimination label on actions that are nondiscriminatory and fully justified.
Under the perception that her mother favoured her sister, Hoe became disgruntled, showing her temper easily.
As volunteers they can easily quit volunteering if they become disgruntled or disillusioned with a project.
In fact, the documents seem to confirm a common observation on the ground during those years in Iraq: far from providing insurance against sudden death, the easily identifiable, surprisingly vulnerable pickup trucks and S.U.V.'s driven by the security companies were magnets for insurgents, militias, disgruntled Iraqis and anyone else in search of a target.
Indians are especially disgruntled.
