A figure with Mr. Gudkov's background could tap into the dissatisfied ranks of law enforcement, as well as a variety of other Russians who, as Mr. Galeotti put it, "may not like to sip cappuccino in coffee bars".
It says he went to law school in 'Cambridge!'" With this mindset, it's no surprise that online daters would then be molded into perpetually dissatisfied, commitment-phobic singletons... right?
We classified marital satisfaction into extremely dissatisfied, very dissatisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, mixed feelings, somewhat satisfied, very satisfied and extremely satisfied.
Based on the developed CSI function, customers are then divided into satisfied and dissatisfied customer groups.
Four years ago, as requests began to increase (to 50 now from about 20), the university started a "swap night" three weeks into classes for students dissatisfied with their roommates.
Martha resembles an older Claire Danes — strong bones, a lithe body — but there's something wrong with her face; she looks as if she were continually squinting through the glass of her dissatisfied present into a misbegotten past or a murky future.
This paper takes a closer look at factors which serve as a catalyst for transforming initially dissatisfied customers into evangelists of the firm; that is, customers who spread positive word-of-mouth about a company, its products and/or services and recommend them to other consumers.
The discordant group was further broken down into a group of dissatisfied and satisfied caregivers.
With the new scoring method, job satisfaction fell into 5 categories: "extremely dissatisfied" (adjSS: 10-29), "dissatisfied" (30-49), "generally satisfied or not" (50-59), "satisfied" (70-89), and "extremely satisfied" (90-100).
