Sentence examples for indication of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

If they reported to strongly disagree, disagree or only half and half agreed with this statement we take this as an indication of dissatisfaction with the career progress and coded our binary outcome variable on career dissatisfaction as 1.

Recent moves by Ireland's junior hospital doctors to initiate industrial action [ 19] is another indication of dissatisfaction within the wider medical workforce.

The full range of response options was used for seven items, the three most extreme levels of dissatisfaction (scores of 0 – 2) were not used in four items and the two most extreme indications of dissatisfaction (scores of 0-1) were not used in four items.

The BN's share of the popular vote could fall to as low as 55%, which would be a clear indication of voter dissatisfaction.

If you felt really bold, you might even change your party status to independent as an indication of your dissatisfaction with the current state of the GOP, while still pursuing the same kind of mainstream conservative policies with which most Republican senators remain most comfortable.

Plural healthcare utilization may be an indication of patients' dissatisfaction with perceived quality of ART care provided.

In conclusion, increased plural health care utilization, irrespective of disparities between urban and rural contexts, may be an indication of patients' dissatisfaction with the perceived quality of ART care provided.

Data from open-ended responses provided some indications of the precise sources of dissatisfaction (lack of a water dispenser and cups to drink, shortage of seats in the waiting area, and lack of shelter from rain and sun in the waiting area, which is outside the clinics).

"Equally, the police must not hide behind statistics and must recognise that actual recorded allegations of racism are probably an indication of much wider disaffection and dissatisfaction.

At a press conference Thursday afternoon, Aaron described the reluctant yes votes from Commissioners Clyburn and Rosenworcel as indications of growing "strong dissatisfaction," a development he believes will strengthen even further as commissioners "get outside the Beltway and talk to real Internet users so they can grasp the importance of this issue and the momentum that's growing around it".

Ms. Cojocaru did not respond to requests for comment, but British journalists lost no time suggesting that her move to a less high-profile London-based company was a clear indication of her — and Mr. Kobborg's — dissatisfaction with conditions at the Royal Ballet.