Sentence examples for ground for disaffection from inspiring English sources
The region was fertile ground for disaffection: two non-Slavic races, Austrians and Hungarians, held sway over millions of Serbs, Slovaks, Czechs, Croats and Poles, among others.
"The region," he writes, "was fertile ground for disaffection: two non-Slavic races, Austrians and Hungarians, held sway over millions of Serbs, Slovaks, Czechs, Croats and Poles, among others".
The economic depredations of the financial crisis made the ground for disaffection more fertile, not to mention the Syrian refugee crisis exacerbated by the Russian air force.
The cleverest go to Gymnasien, the main route to university; the ordinary are sent to Realschulen; and the dullards attend Hauptschulen, often breeding-grounds for disaffection.
This kind of polarization is a shame and a lost opportunity — there's a huge middle ground of disaffection in the country that would support an opposition movement organized around the issues.
Mr Sirisena's decision to run triggered a slew of defections and became a rallying point for disaffection with Mr Rajapakse and his powerful family.
"Little ground for hope".
This is ground for celebration.
During his career, he was noted for his disaffection for cricket administrators and umpires.
Their grounds for suspicion?
