Sentence examples for major discontent from inspiring English sources

The government already faces major discontent over the handling of the country's worst flooding in decades.

A third obvious sign of major discontent was the creation of gangs and the start of the postcode wars.

But he adds the "major discontent" with the organisation was the lengthy delays, and urged a more fulsome review of the office.

It was also argued that the inferior economic position of the Malays would be emphasised by the entry of even more rich Chinese, setting the stage for major discontent.

China is roiled by food safety scandals including poisoned milk, recycled edible oils, carcinogenic food dyes and the persistently heavy use of pesticides, often banned ones, causing major public discontent.

"It is essential to keep this as a multilateral project, not least for political reasons," he said, alluding gently to the American-British invasion of Iraq in the face of major allied discontent.

It took a crisis over rubbish disposal to prompt the biggest demonstrations the country has seen since 2005, but after years of paralysis in the country's major institutions, discontent has crystallised in recent weeks in the form of a popular protest movement called 'You Stink'.

Limits on religious freedom have been a major cause of discontent.

Anger over western foreign policy and recent wars, plus the ongoing Israel-Palestinian conflict, are major sources of discontent and dissent, and not only among British Muslims.

The top American civil administrator of Iraq, L. Paul Bremer III, appeared on Iraqi television on Friday to announce that electricity generation, a major source of discontent for this country of 25 million, had been restored to prewar levels and was expected to rise rapidly as summer approaches.

The IS instrumentalises the minor and major sources of discontent that affect young people in particular.