Sentence examples for increased dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

When taxes rise in the new year, Labour can expect to benefit from increased dissatisfaction.

The sacrifices demanded of Italy in the Numidian and German wars probably increased dissatisfaction among Italians with their patently inferior status.

The confrontations in Beit El and in the ruined settlement of Sa Nur have come at a time of increased dissatisfaction among settlers, who are marking the 10th anniversary of "disengagement", as the evacuation of the Gaza settlements is known.

It may not seem like a winning strategy for a party that hopes to gain the votes of the white working-class voters who have registered increased dissatisfaction with the Obama administration.

The rise of smaller parties like Ukip and the Greens – but their inability to gain decent representation in parliament despite surging support – could also be behind apparently increased dissatisfaction with the current electoral system, despite its retention at referendum four years ago.

During the 1820s there was increased dissatisfaction with the canals.

But an equally important factor, they say, is the public's increasing dissatisfaction with soundbite culture.

Behind the summit is an increasing dissatisfaction with the national focus on the voices of a few high-profile people.

"There's been increasing dissatisfaction at what was perceived as an anti-business, anti-bank message being transmitted from Washington," said a source at one top investment bank.

There is increasing dissatisfaction among India's middle classes over the state's inability to provide basic services, from clean drinking water to security on the streets.

Mr. Pope also takes a brief look at the growing popularity of home schooling, which has resulted from increasing dissatisfaction with public schools.