Sentence examples for massive dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

'Massive dissatisfaction' As his victory sank in on Friday morning, Galloway said his triumph was a sign of "massive dissatisfaction with the political system in this country and the main political parties and their leaders".

"In my view, there is a massive dissatisfaction in this country with the corporate establishment, the greed of corporate America, and the incredibly unequal distribution of wealth and income that currently exists," Sanders said Sunday morning on CBS's "Face the Nation," explaining why he thinks he can beat Clinton despite her massive financial advantage.

"It is disgraceful that, at a time of massive customer dissatisfaction over ever-increasing rail fares, and after the taxpayer was forced to bail out Virgin's East Coast mainline franchise – a decision strongly criticised by the Mail – that Virgin Trains should now announce that for political reasons it is censoring the choice of newspapers it offers to passengers".

Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), said she hoped the government would see a "massive level of dissatisfaction" and that this would make ministers reconsider their plans for pensions.

Its relationship with the U.S. on the mend, Libya then opened up to international investment and began the wholesale privatization of its industries, leading to massive unemployment and dissatisfaction with the state of things, particularly among younger Libyans.

"It would be helpful to diffuse responsibility for this massive undertaking, and share any dissatisfaction with others and not be the sole target ourselves," he said.

Record-breaking protests across Brazil have revealed the extent of dissatisfaction among the country's middle class squeezed by recession and angered by massive corruption.

The win is a massive upset by Democrats reflecting the heightened enthusiasm of the party's liberal base and the general dissatisfaction of many voters with the Trump presidency.

A wife's dissatisfaction.

Academic: No, dissatisfaction.

Dissatisfaction was rising.