Sentence examples for massive discontent from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the opposition has harnessed the energy of massive discontent from multiple cross-sections of society.

These young children denied an education will be a source of massive discontent in years to come.

When Peter Kellner, president of YouGov, saw the results, he gave this warning: "What emerges is a picture of massive discontent that goes far beyond a dislike of particular politicians, parties and policies".

A Lloyds staff group called Affinity had written to the Investment Association saying that Mr Horta-Osorio's pension arrangements had been "of massive discontent".

The world economic recession and the plummeting price of oil, Chavez' failure to invest in a diversified economic development program, rampant corruption (and a horrific murder rate), will inevitably -- and probably sooner rather than later - lead to massive discontent.

But if under this policy growth remains low or nonexistent for years, then youth unemployment in particular will rise, causing massive social discontent, and deficits will not come down quickly either.

Even worse, she said this incredibly high level of demand is precisely what's feeding the beast, fueling a seemingly endless cycle of massive consumption, discontent and waste production that's harming our psyches, the environment and the economy.

In a statement released on Sunday night, the presidential press office tried to put a positive spin on the massive show of discontent.

General Sisi's move to turf it out of power last month was facilitated by a massive outpouring of popular discontent and widespread civil disobedience.Much of the latest violence across the country has seen ordinary citizens pitted against enraged Islamists.

The chief organiser, Sondhi Limthongkul, a media tycoon who has turned from friend to foe of Mr Thaksin, promises another massive show of popular discontent outside the palace this weekend.

China's leaders hope that such examples will deter other would-be criminals and maintain social stability, especially as Beijing prepares to enter the World Trade Organization by early next year, which could result in massive layoffs and greater discontent.