Sentence examples for into discontent from inspiring English sources

Stalled public sector salaries are one of the factors plunging the region into discontent.

But the jubilation over their sweep in June elections of more than a third of parliamentary seats has quickly dissolved into discontent.

Even so, Mr. Gonzalez, 38, managed to tap into discontent with the city's political elite in an economically sour time, running a defiant and unapologetically radical campaign of the left.

Tapping into discontent during the economic crisis, Grillo's party received a quarter of the vote in the 2013 national elections but until now had failed to shake off its reputation as a protest party.

Meanwhile, the National Front has tapped into discontent over those same economic disparities, but blames immigration for making the problem worse (an argument of which many economists are skeptical).

Others say such comments are scaremongering meant to quell a movement that taps into popular discontent.

The campaign's popularity spread by tapping into widening discontent over the state of the country.

While the protests have tapped into some discontent, Mr. Berlusconi remains firmly in control despite tensions in his center-right coalition.

Mr. Rubio spends less and less time trying to tap into the discontent that has been at the forefront of the midterm elections.

His grass-roots strategy and war on corruption have tapped into popular discontent, especially among young, educated and relatively well-off Muscovites.

"The balance of power has shifted," said Richard Johnson, the chief executive of Hotjobs.com in Boston, whose quirky marketing taps into worker discontent and belittles corporate loyalty.