Sentence examples for message of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

"Anything over 20% is a serious, serious message of dissatisfaction by shareholders to management," Gold said, adding he'd be gratified if 15% to 20% of investors withheld their votes for Eisner.

Or if I think that not voting at all (or voting for Mr. Trump) "sends a message" of dissatisfaction with the status quo, and that's a message I want to send, then that's legitimate too.

France's far-right Front National party has made significant gains in local elections, when voters sent a message of deep dissatisfaction with the Socialist president François Hollande.

"Our Town," which Mr. Cromer staged with the actors surrounding an audience of a few dozen seated in just six rows, gave a sharp contemporary accent to a play that often comes wreathed in folksy warmth, despite its thorny message of life's dissatisfactions.

This week he's spreading his message of pessimism, hostility and dissatisfaction at the Glasgow Comedy Festival, where local audiences will be particularly receptive to one of his all-time pet peeves: the city of London, and everything associated with it.

Or will he heed the warnings of Republicans, and now some Democrats, that to do so would be to ignore the message of Tuesday's election, with its clear overtones of dissatisfaction with the administration's approach so far?

Here there are rumblings of dissatisfaction.

There is a lot of dissatisfaction".

But stories of dissatisfaction are slippery.

It captures the public mood of dissatisfaction.

There are a number of important causes of dissatisfaction.