Sentence examples for expressed dissatisfaction about from inspiring English sources
The letters expressed dissatisfaction about the quality of the lawyers' work and the fees they had charged.
French diplomats have reportedly expressed dissatisfaction about being offered tea and biscuits during a meeting with Hilary Benn.
A week after the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory finished its move from Technology Square to the Stata Center, or Building 32, residents including Richard M. Stallman, founder of the GNU operating system project, have expressed dissatisfaction about the operation of the security system and its effect on privacy and mobility.
Some lawmakers expressed dissatisfaction about the number of people who would benefit from the bill and loopholes within the public distribution system in India, the existing food subsidy program through which the provisions of the bill will be administered once it becomes a law.
Update: In an email to TechCrunch, a Kickstarter spokesman said it decided to help backers get more information on why the Zano project failed after "many" expressed dissatisfaction about the amount of info they had been furnished with to explain what went wrong with the project.
"Many of the principals that we engaged during the morning hours… expressed dissatisfaction about the manner in which government has handled the reopening of schools," PeWee said.
The review found that Lord Brittan had acted appropriately in dealing with allegations and it had "found no evidence of Mr Dickens expressing dissatisfaction about the action taken in respect of the information he had passed on".
The patient would come in, appointment or no appointment, requesting more surgeries, expressing dissatisfaction about teasing from family and friends, and worrying that she couldn't go out at night because she thought she looked like a trauma patient.
Other studies have indicated that while students favor PBL curricula, they also express dissatisfaction about a lack of a structure or direction [ 8].
Key to the current discussion is that enablement purports to give a representation of consultation quality that is less influenced by non-clinical factors, for example patient reluctance to express dissatisfaction about clinicians with whom they have an on-going relationship, or any tendency to express dissatisfaction purely on the basis of whether or not prior expectations for referrals (etc).
