Sentence examples for more disaffection from inspiring English sources

Father Bullock said many priests told the cardinal that alienating Voice of the Faithful, many of whose members are mainstream Catholics, would only cause more disaffection and mistrust at a time when churches were struggling to renew parishioners' loyalty.

The former Liverpool docker says another coalition would spread more disaffection with the political process among voters because they would conclude "whichever way you vote you end up with the same, Nick Clegg or whatever".

It also warns that some parts are so difficult they could create more disaffection and failure.

The minister says the panels recommendations will be implemented, but warned bad timing could create more disaffection, distraction and failure.

"There is a difference between challenge and making learning more difficult, which could potentially lead to more disaffection and failure," he added.

Massive crackdown on Muslims with increased surveillance can breed more disaffection.

But jettisoning cultural conservatives in order to protect an unpopular economic agenda is just as likely to have the opposite effect — losing more in disaffection than it gains through outreach, and consigning G.O.P. elites to exactly the kind of purer-but-smaller, permanent-minority fate that their revolt is intended to escape.

If Obama becomes a one-term president, the irony is that it will be caused more by disaffection in his base than by the efforts of the opposition party.

Like the Brazilian uprising – which started with people angry about the price of bus tickets – or Turkey's wave of unrest – which began with an attempt to save a park – the Ukraine's pro-EU protests have broadened towards a more generalised disaffection.

Like last year's Brazilian uprising, which began because people were angry about the price of bus tickets, or Turkey's wave of unrest, which began with an attempt to save a park. the Ukraine's pro-EU protests have embraced a more generalized disaffection.

With the military resurgent, and a year of elective democracy having produced only more autocracy and disaffection, it made sense to ask what was left of the idealism of Tahrir Square.