Sentence examples for fuel discontent from inspiring English sources
Inflation has become a major concern for policy makers in Beijing, who worry that price rises could fuel discontent among the many millions of ordinary Chinese.
Inflation has become a major concern for policy makers in Beijing, who worry that such price increases could fuel discontent among ordinary Chinese.
Labour's score will fuel discontent over its performance, and that of its leader, Ed Miliband, after less than impressive local election results.
Barack Obama and others argue that turning on refugees falls into a trap set by extremists, and would only fuel discontent.
Freedom of speech and communication were a hallmark demand of popular uprisings elsewhere in the Arab world, with attempts to cut online activity serving to fuel discontent rather than mitigate unrest.
But he has done little to make the obvious case to leaders in Beijing that stacking political institutions with tycoons and their cronies as the British once did and as China still prefers to do will fuel discontent.
The third is to respond to the economic hardship that has fueled discontent.
Declaring himself an "ardent believer in the free market," Mr. Obama challenged a line of criticism that has fueled discontent with his presidency.
The disparity in pay has fueled discontent and eroded loyalty to such a degree that stealing on the job is often seen as acceptable behavior, fraud investigators say.
But a big economy that does not really want to be there, that tries to obstruct some of the agreed measures to save the euro, whose presence only fuels discontent in the ranks – what use is that?
At the same time, he was imprisoning and sometimes executing opponents or driving others — notably the Communist leader Solath Sar, who would become Pol Pot — into exile and fueling discontent that fed growing political opposition and eventually armed insurrection.
