Sentence examples for growing unhappy with from inspiring English sources

But, as Obama said, the cleanup is his responsibility, and polling suggests that people are growing unhappy with his handling of it.

Meanwhile, the more commercial players in publishing were growing unhappy with the awards' emphasis on a few elite titles at a time when the chain bookstores and paperback houses were helping democratize the book business.

Michael was growing unhappy with his relationship with his record company, however, and in 1992 he began legal proceedings against Sony, claiming he was bound in artistic servitude to a company that "appears to see artists as little more than software" and claiming that Sony had failed to promote Listen Without Prejudice properly (it sold "only" 8m copies).

He grew unhappy with the increasingly corrupt FSB, which, he says, failed to pay him.

Some investors have also grown unhappy with the portion of company stock that executives have effectively awarded to themselves.

But he briefly considered quitting the show when he grew unhappy with its direction when Amstell presented it.

Though Bruckner eventually grew unhappy with his limited prospects at the cloistered St. Florian monastery, he was hesitant to leave its security for a purely musical career.

But it seems instead to have added to the unease of a country that has grown unhappy with both itself and the outside world.

Mr. Stier said he grew unhappy with the service at the firm and moved his account to a new financial adviser who used Fidelity Investments as a custodian.

Having lodged the bid after seeing Di Maria grow unhappy with life at Old Trafford, United could look to reinvest the money generated from selling Di Maria into another big money move.

Mr. LoCurto, who ultimately grew unhappy with the TouchPad because of the lack of apps, received a refund for his TouchPad, but he says he no longer trusts H.P. "I feel like they lied to us," Mr. LoCurto said.