Sentence examples for points of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

In their scheme, exploration allowed the learners to become interested in the subject at hand, raise questions, and identify points of dissatisfaction with their current understanding.

But in light of Yahoo's continuing difficulties and lagging performance Mr. Semel's handsome compensation has become a focal point of dissatisfaction.

A new European Union-brokered deal that would give the Serbian minority more local powers in the majority-Albanian country has proved to be the tipping point after a long period of dissatisfaction with the government.

Subjective responses were measured by means of a 7-point scale of "dissatisfaction" and a 4-point verbal scale of "bother" and the former was found to be a significantly better correlate of noise exposure.

Mr. Freedman predicted that the level of dissatisfaction would increase.

That level of dissatisfaction declines deep into middle age.

Judge your level of dissatisfaction.

Incidentally, 1986 also saw the peak recorded levels of dissatisfaction with both the government (-41 net points) and with the PM herself (-32).

Commenting on the findings, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said: "I welcome these findings, which show that public satisfaction with the NHS jumped five percentage points just last year, and levels of dissatisfaction are now at a record low.

At this point, the Education Minister told Parliament of "dissatisfaction" and "disappointment" among non-Malays concerning "lessening opportunities" for higher education.

While we did not ask practice nurses directly about their level of satisfaction with their job, the finding that isolated nurses worked in smaller teams, felt that they did not use their training and qualifications to the fullest and had unproductive appraisals all point to potentially higher levels of dissatisfaction with their role today.