Sentence examples for growing disapproval from inspiring English sources

In that survey, the growing disapproval did not seem to be attributable to the budget, or to legislation that the governor did or did not sign.

Voters' growing disapproval of administration policies is an early warning sign that the incumbent may be in deep trouble, experts say.

Finally there's the "long peace" following the second world war and the "new peace" after the fall of communism: both periods are notable for their championing of human rights and a growing disapproval of everyday aggression.

Senators have already signaled their growing disapproval with the Saudi-led coalition's actions with votes on arms sales and other measures.

His move also comes as a new Washington Post-ABC News poll shows growing disapproval of Obama's handling of the economy, something people are tying to rising gas prices.

The poll also finds growing disapproval of the "tea party" movement, with half the population now expressing an unfavorable impression of the loosely aligned protest campaign that has shaken up politics this year.

The growing public disapproval pushed cockfighting into the shadows years ago.

After Washington's huge bailout of their industry, many financial services firms were unaware, or in some cases, unconcerned, about the growing public disapproval.

Last Thursday's budget ccame at a time of plummeting business confidence in India, rising prices and growing public disapproval of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's coalition government, which has been besieged by allegations of corruption.

Now don't get me wrong, I like a bit of schadenfreude as much as the next failure, but as I listen to the growing chorus of disapproval at some of technology's most iconic founders I can't help but feel uneasy.

In the last week, other voices have joined the growing chorus of disapproval.