Sentence examples for lingering discontent from inspiring English sources

Then again, another good Olympic tournament could help ease any lingering discontent fans feel toward owners over the lockout.

But he will have to deal with their lingering discontent over what they see as unfair treatment in global trade.

The arguments over the case forced onto the table discussion of lingering discontent at the State Department over one aspect of the Obama position on detention.

While the poll reflects a prevailing sentiment among Mr. Romney's advisers that he must find a way to change the dynamics of the race, the findings also highlight a lingering discontent running through the electorate.

The N.B.A. docked him $250,000 for that stunt, and while nearly everybody around the league agrees he was out of line, there is lingering discontent that games are not called consistently enough.

So far, Russians' lingering gloom and discontent hardly seem to be rattling a head of state who many of them think is doing a worthy job in the circumstances.

But Democrats say that they will still have the advantage, thinking that Mr. Bush's unpopularity, economic discontent and lingering anger over the Iraq war will make it hard for Republicans to carry all the Bush states.

But the remarks backfired as the reaction from the conference floor showed that discontent lingers over the manner of Abbott's departure after Turnbull publicly declared a challenge, triggering a leadership spill and the sitting prime minister's demise.

Thus one of the government's main goals — placating a population restless because of relentless economic hardships — was achieved, though discontent lingers just below the surface.

Left unclear is whether the Yankees' reaction suggests any lingering tension, or even mistrust, from the winter of discontent.

High unemployment and discontent will linger, with unforeseeable consequences, beyond the unrest we have recently seen.