Sentence examples for fuelling discontent from inspiring English sources
A growing gap between urban and rural incomes was thought to be fuelling discontent.
Tory spin doctors have been busy fuelling discontent with the benefits system.
RT was accused of being part of a subversion and disinformation campaign aimed at "fuelling discontent" in the US.
A shortage of basic goods and skyrocketing food prices are fuelling discontent in Egypt, where a currency crisis has hit imports.
Critics say Maduro has used increasingly authoritarian tactics as Venezuela's economy has spiralled deeper into recession and hyperinflation, fuelling discontent and prompting hundreds of thousands to emigrate in the past year.
But this message failed to dent Mr Maskhadov's suspicion that Moscow—or at least some people there intended to "strangle" his homeland, by holding back promised reconstruction aid and fuelling discontent.
Rough markets and a wider political uproar over pay have fuelled discontent across corporate Europe.
Bahamas-based billionaire Joe Lewis, who owns a 9.4% stake, has fuelled discontent by describing the offer as "derisory".
And, really, blind nonsense: Saudi Arabia is a repressive regime that silences dissent, with a reputation for corruption that has fuelled discontent and provided fodder for extremists.
Worse, it stated that Deutsche Börse was "keeping all options open"—hardly a vote of confidence that the LSE would succeed in seeing off OM's bid.These statements could only have fuelled discontent at what already looked like being a fractious LSE shareholders' meeting that was also being held on September 14th.
The handling of the earthquake fuelled discontent with the Shah's government, with the Iranian revolution just a year away, but international attention seemed to wane rapidly.
