Sentence examples for most dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Blacks and Hispanics, whose children make up 70 percent of the enrollment in public schools, expressed the most dissatisfaction, with 64 percent of blacks and 57 percent of Hispanics saying they are generally not satisfied, compared with 50 percent of whites.

They have pedalled through Canada, Scandanavia and western Europe on their way to the climate change conference in Paris later this month but the country where they have found the most dissatisfaction with governmental green polices is here in the UK.

Of note, the two conditions that were associated with the most dissatisfaction were impaired mobility and communication.

Indeed it is this cohort who appeared to experience the most dissatisfaction.

The areas causing most dissatisfaction were work demands and participation in decision making.

The boys also expressed most satisfaction when they were underweight and most dissatisfaction when they had excess body weight.

Antonia's adolescence coincided with her mother's most acute dissatisfaction, and she found her own escape in literature and, at Cambridge, in academic work.

No matter what you call the resulting problems -- "plateauing" and "burnout" are two current terms -- most job dissatisfaction among scientists originates from their need for a continuous diet of new professional experiences.

Most expressed dissatisfaction for the care received and a passive attitude.

In this assessment of PBI for VHWs, we found overall satisfaction with the PBI system was high, though both VHWs and supervisors also reported specific concerns about the PBI system – most notably dissatisfaction with payment amounts.

"Most of the dissatisfaction is with Whitehall," she said.