Sentence examples for extraordinary dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Throughout the 2016 campaign, we heard Americans express extraordinary dissatisfaction with the nominees.

Bankruptcy, of course, can be an extraordinary occasion for customer dissatisfaction, especially when a payment is made and the furniture hasn't arrived.

It turned out to be a preview of even more cutting remarks Mr. Trump would make two days later in an interview with The New York Times: an extraordinary public expression of dissatisfaction with one of his top aides based on Mr. Sessions's decision in March to recuse himself from the expanding federal investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.

Let's hope Wal-Mart recognizes that the extraordinary marketing magic of the word "organic" — a power that flows directly from our dissatisfaction with the very-cheap-food economy Wal-Mart has done so much to create — is a lot like the health of an organic chicken living in close confinement with thousands of other chickens in an organic CAFO, munching organic corn: fragile.

A wife's dissatisfaction.

Academic: No, dissatisfaction.

Dissatisfaction was rising.

Only 12% expressed dissatisfaction.

"The diffuse dissatisfaction.

This dissatisfaction matters.

Just 6% expressed dissatisfaction".