Sentence examples for future dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources
This is achieved by gaining more insights and input from the public, while at the same time giving them more control and power over the planning process to reduce future dissatisfaction and complaints.
Clear criteria for referral to tertiary care and access to genetic testing will be provided in the NICE guidelines, reducing the potential for future dissatisfaction.
* Risk of future dissatisfaction : LS 12 20 vs. LS 4 12 † Adjusted for age ‡ Adjusted simultaneously for age, sex, marital status, social class, alcohol consumption, current smoking and physical activity (cf. method section).
As communication bias, uncertainties of diagnosis and therapy often lead to misunderstandings, all unmet expectations may cause future dissatisfactions.
No, of course not". Interviewees remarked that this comparison to hypothetical future selves creates dissatisfaction, as they believe that the door is always open to fulfill their potential to a greater degree elsewhere.
None of the groups of assessors were significantly different from chance expectations in using applicants' personal statements and the referees' reports to predict actual future satisfaction or dissatisfaction, the distribution being similar to binomial expectations.
Heavy workload and responsibilities, substantial administration, and dissatisfaction among future colleagues were expected to be negative parts of their future profession.
He received a contract extension last year, which was to run through 2015, but his future was clouded by dissatisfaction with his fiery personality.
Baseline life dissatisfaction predicted future life dissatisfaction (Table 4).
This study aimed to examine the long-term course of life satisfaction in healthy adults and to determine how strongly self-reported life dissatisfaction predicts future life dissatisfaction.
"He lost the sight in one eye and is now waiting to have an operation," said Mr. Hani, adding that the 18-year-old student's suicide attempt was born from "dissatisfaction" about the future.
