Sentence examples for has been discontent from inspiring English sources

There has been discontent among editorial staff both about Ms Nougayrède's management style, and what some see as a more moderate, centre-left editorial line at the paper, which was founded after liberation from Nazi occupation in 1944 and has traditionally been more left-wing.

But there were, occasionally, ripples of what could have been discontent in less sunny climes.

Mr Hifter said he began planning his offensive about a month ago but that there had been discontent among former military officers for more than a year-and-a-half.

He said he thought there had been discontent building up for decades about the way the country has been run "and about the way our economy works and people feeling that the country just doesn't work for them".

But there has been some discontent at Goodison Park this season.

But while he has been away, discontent has been simmering and now threatens to boil over at the party's annual conference in the last week of September.

These measures seemed particularly aimed at rural areas, the Liberal Democrats' traditional base, where there has been growing discontent as local economies lag behind prosperous cities like Tokyo.

The offer to resign appeared to be aimed at avoiding a destructive split in his governing Democratic Party, where there has been rising discontent with what many call Mr. Kan's plodding and indecisive response to the triple disaster.

There has been some discontent over the unsurprising access that Indian media were getting on the relief sorties being run by the Indian air force planes.

There has been growing discontent among both voters and lawmakers since casino gambling had been legalized in the same fashion and once it became clear that Responsible Ohio was following suit a large backlash among the electorate coalesced.

Indeed, there has been some conservative discontent over the times he has teamed with liberal colleagues on issues like human rights and immigration reform.