Sentence examples for mass discontent from inspiring English sources

There was mass discontent in Thailand as millions of urban workers lost their jobs and wandered back to their villages.

They agree that they have to increase social welfare to encourage domestic consumption and dampen mass discontent.

Namu is well aware that, particularly in China today, small actions have the power to set off mass discontent.

A recent report by Just Journalism documents how in 2010, when the stirrings of mass discontent were surely detectable across the region, Middle East coverage by the British broadsheets and the BBC News website was disproportionately focused on Israel.

Widespread unemployment among the young, combined with the mass discontent that pushed thousands of Greek youths on to the streets in an orgy of violence last December, remain far from resolved.

For manufacturers of handheld computers, these are the days of mass discontent.

Put aside the deft political machinery, the Kennedy Family missus and the seething masses' discontent.

But there seems to be a critical mass of discontent right now.

That worry takes on a particularly intense form when the machines come with a human face: Capek's play that gave robots their name depicted a world in which they initially brought lots of benefits but eventually led to mass unemployment and discontent.

Lubna Nowak, one of the Snowden campaign team, said: "We're giving students a stage, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to voice their own discontent with mass surveillance.

Elsewhere in Kosovo, resistance to the deal is also strong, and the Kosovo opposition movement Vetevendosje — "self-determination" in Albanian — said it planned mass demonstrations to show its discontent.