Sentence examples for ongoing discontent from inspiring English sources

Phil Jones saw his kick saved by Scott Carson and given Mourinho's ongoing discontent with Pogba, plus a defeat that adds to United's drift, the manager will come under further scrutiny.

After ongoing discontent, Fox decided to sue the MPPC, claiming it suppressed competition.

In September 2002 a troop mutiny escalated into a full-scale rebellion, voicing the ongoing discontent of northern Muslims who felt they were being discriminated against in Ivorian politics.

Underpinning this mediocrity is ongoing player friction and discontent with the running of Cameroon's football federation, which was briefly suspended by Fifa last July because of government interference.

I often hear rumblings of discontent about the ongoing facelift of Holbeck.

On moving into 10 Downing Street, Thatcher introduced a series of political and economic initiatives intended to reverse high unemployment and Britain's struggles in the wake of the Winter of Discontent and an ongoing recession.

In early 1976 Gjems-Onstad voiced his discontent with the ever-ongoing conflicts within the party, and he had by mid-year not decided whether or not he wanted to run for re-election.

White House aides blame discontent among American voters on ongoing economic weakness, as the public grapples with rising unemployment, falling property prices and austerity on the high street.

Anger over western foreign policy and recent wars, plus the ongoing Israel-Palestinian conflict, are major sources of discontent and dissent, and not only among British Muslims.

She is gone, but those songs will endure, articulating still-ongoing tribulations, injustices and discontents.

The low turnout reflected widespread public discontent over the oil-rich country's ongoing economic collapse, which began with the global drop in oil prices, in 2014, and has been exacerbated by mismanagement and corruption.