Sentence examples for of widespread dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

VatiLeaks was partly the result of widespread dissatisfaction with Bertone's management of the Vatican.

There is abundant evidence of widespread dissatisfaction with ice service prior to the act of 1925, 25 and of material improvement in the situation subsequently.

Yet the smog has become more than a health hazard in China – it has become a symbol of widespread dissatisfaction with the government's growth-first development strategy.

Bickford said the government should pass responsibility to the courts because of widespread "dissatisfaction with the covert, intrusive powers of the UK intelligence and law enforcement agencies".

But ZUM has support in other urban centers because of widespread dissatisfaction with a breakdown in transport, increasing unemployment and allegations of corruption in the Mugabe Government.

The revolution began against a background of widespread dissatisfaction with the elitist and oligarchical policies of Porfirio Díaz that favoured wealthy landowners and industrialists.

Its membership is estimated at around a tenth of what it used to be, partly due to widespread dissatisfaction with the regime of Kim's son, Kim Jong-il.

Reports at the time suggested it was revived due to widespread dissatisfaction with the direction of the Republican party.

But such failures, Harrington argues, explain only part of the widespread dissatisfaction with mainstream medicine.

He said he "read the letters," "followed the tweets," "read the blogs" and was aware of the widespread dissatisfaction.

But this is because just about everybody who might join the social network in those countries has already done so, rather than because of any widespread dissatisfaction.