Sentence examples for not dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

In a statement Friday, Volkswagen said that its choice reflected a desire to save money by consolidating its worldwide media account, not dissatisfaction with MPG.

When the review began, Mr. Liebler emphasized that it stemmed solely from company-wide efforts to save money, not dissatisfaction with the work of either Omnicom or True North.

What prompted him to undertake his investigations of ramseyfications was not dissatisfaction with his 1956 proposal as a criterion of significance for theoretical terms, but it was the consequence that with its model of the theoretical language it proved impossible to draw the distinction between synthetic and analytic statements in the theoretical language.

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama took the Democratic Party's midterm election drubbing in stride during a press conference on Wednesday, insisting that the message sent was not dissatisfaction or contentment with either political party but frustration over the state of the economy.

Our study suggests that insulin omission may be affected by the immediate experience of injecting insulin as painful and embarrassing (but not dissatisfaction with time needed, ease of use, or skin inflammation/bruising).

The reason given by these volunteers was the lack of time due to their involvement in other RC activities and not dissatisfaction with the programme or other such reasons.

In rare moments, candidates from both parties gave voters something to feel that wasn't dissatisfaction.

According to CEO Sean Conway, the biggest reason for customer churn wasn't dissatisfaction with the service, but increasing crackdown from multi-family building owners against Airbnb and other short-term rentals.

Mr. Fleischer insisted that the president's schedule of speeches next week, which includes an address to the United Nations General Assembly, did not represent dissatisfaction with his many messengers.

The fact that there were efforts to weaken the rule further was a sign of emboldened Republicans and industry supporters, not of dissatisfaction, Hartl said in an interview.

Doubts about the capacity of democracy to deliver on its promises have deepened as technology has enabled people everywhere to see what others have and they do not, feeding dissatisfaction and fueling anger.