Sentence examples for how dissatisfied from inspiring English sources

How dissatisfied was the electorate?

Wal-Mart said it would release a detailed breakdown of the votes on Monday, which would signal how dissatisfied outside investors are with the company and board.

And in a sign of how dissatisfied many voters have become with the established parties, 8.9 percent cast ballots for the Pirate Party, which barely existed in 2006.

It can be hard to start a conversation with a spouse who is doing their best to provide for the family about how dissatisfied you are with the lack of meaning in your life, about your envy, or your boredom.

Those who work in or study the front lines of the rejected-product economy have some interesting tales about how dissatisfied consumers are created — and what role we play in the process.

"His poll numbers show how dissatisfied Connecticut folks are with him," Ms. Carlson said, referring to a Quinnipiac University poll released this week showing his approval rating at an all-time low of 38percentt.

And it was difficult to find details on Amazon Freshs webpage of how a dissatisfied customer could avoid incurring the $299 fee at the end of a trial period.

Standard of living was ascertained using the following question: "All things considered, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your standard of living?" Response options ranged from 1 = very dissatisfied to 7 = very satisfied.

Fortunately for him, today's Republicans seem clueless about how to filch dissatisfied Democratic voters.

As part of a battery of questions included in the periodic British Household Panel Survey, people recorded how satisfied or dissatisfied they were with their lives.

"My impression is that Klimt and Flöge were lovers at the early stage of their relationship, in the 1880s, but were able to develop a very emancipated relationship," Mr. Natter added, noting that Klimt would write letters about how he was dissatisfied with the women he met on his travels.