Sentence examples for greater dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Husbands in dual-career households report greater dissatisfaction with career-life fit than women.

But even greater dissatisfaction with leaders is being registered by the educated middle class, who increasingly are shut out of a property market that has seen prices soar above the then-record levels of 1997, on the eve of the Asian financial crisis.

However, there are two significant differences, the first of which was greater dissatisfaction with the patient's therapy/professional staff in ODD.

As hypothesised, chronically powerless victims who described a revenge fantasy expressed greater dissatisfaction with the extent to which they had got justice for their transgression.

While longer workweeks are associated with greater success as measured by the number of publications, faculty members who work more are also more likely to report greater dissatisfaction with their workload, according to the Pennsylvania study.

Although the Korean participants showed greater dissatisfaction with their figures (i.e., body shapes and sizes) than the US participants, their level of body dissatisfaction was not a factor influencing the acceptance of cosmetic surgery, unlike the result for the US participants.

Such enthusiasm was rather unusual for Tchaikovsky, who typically expressed great dissatisfaction with his works.

In surveys it's men, not women, who now express greatest dissatisfaction with their work-life balance.

He believed that there was great dissatisfaction with the current state of the country and that it was time to live up to the glories of the past.

Those poor neighborhoods are also the source of the greatest dissatisfaction and impatience with Mr. Toledo, said Alfredo Torres, the director general of Apoyo, a public opinion polling company.

Religious suppression and administrative reforms, sponsored by Maria Theresa's son and successor, the emperor Joseph II, caused great dissatisfaction among the upper classes.