Sentence examples for largely dissatisfied from inspiring English sources

Farmers were largely dissatisfied with the current insurance system, and their level of satisfaction was associated with the compensation ratio (percentage of lost rubber reimbursed by insurance).

According to Petkovski et al. 2003, hunters are largely dissatisfied since they have to pay for expensive management plans when at the same time the legal system doesn't ensure the punishment of poachers.

Cardagin and Sundrop both are trying to hit on the main deficiency of the Groupon model, in that local merchants are largely dissatisfied with the level of retention and repeat business they received from daily deal promotions.

This has caused much consternation with condominium owners and renters, who are largely dissatisfied with their lack of options.

Gillan was largely dissatisfied with his brief stint in Sabbath, notably the final mix of Born Again (though he liked the songs and their original mixes), and its cover, which featured a demonic-looking baby.

However, during the same period they were largely dissatisfied when asked about how they felt about the drinks (mean 6.4 and 7.1 for the control and intervention groups, respectively), their level of thirst (mean 8.8 and 7.4) and mouth cleanliness (mean 8.4 and 6.6).

Check one: ○ Completely satisfied ○ Mostly satisfied ○ Equally satisfied and dissatisfied ○ Mostly dissatisfied ○ Completely dissatisfied ○ Unsure b.

Some early adopters, he says, have been dissatisfied, largely because some suppliers were overpricing the panels.

Doctors gave Iverson the option of undergoing surgery, which may have enabled him to return a week earlier, but he decided against it, largely because he is dissatisfied with the results of his right elbow surgery in September.

Some of the most strategically situated players, countries like Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, don't know whether to be more afraid of Mr. bin Laden or of the prospect that an all-out American pursuit of victory might inflame their own dissatisfied and largely disenfranchised populations.

Despite the drop in army morale, figures for the three forces combined showed 49% of personnel were satisfied with service life in general, while 28% said they were dissatisfied - largely unchanged from the previous year.