Sentence examples for private dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

But his private dissatisfaction with the defence settlement is palpable.

My own private dissatisfaction with the quality of service, coupled with (in retrospect) my completely naive optimism, led me to attempt OpenJudis.

He quotes a C.I.A. psychiatrist who, in studying defectors, "determined that a common characteristic is self-identification as a 'wronged person who elevates his private dissatisfaction into a political principle.' " In short, like most people who do bad things, they convince themselves they've got good reasons.

Among private providers reporting dissatisfaction, the top-cited reasons were lack of social security, limited career paths, low income, and feeling overworked.

The first four items assess sleep impairment (DSM-IV-TR criterion A for insomnia), and the last two items measure daytime sleepiness or tiredness (affecting school/work or private life) and dissatisfaction with sleep (DSM-IV-TR criterion B for insomnia).

Excessive workload has been shown to significantly contribute to public- and private-sector nurses' dissatisfaction in South Africa.

Although both sectors have identified pay and workload as being an important source of dissatisfaction, private-sector nurses are relatively more satisfied with these factors than their public-sector counterparts.

7 46 p.m. | Updated Seagate Technology said Monday that it had ended talks to sell itself to several private equity firms, citing dissatisfaction with the price that was offered.

Major reasons for dissatisfaction in the private hospital/clinic sector and private doctor were also long waiting times (26.7% and 7.4% respectively), staff attitude (18.0% and 7.1% respectively), and cost (15.2% and 24.8% respectively) [ 2].

From the mouth of this witty warrior-woman the female reader is prepared to hear nearly anything, to have her gender secrets, her most private embarrassments, her deepest dissatisfactions disclosed.

The 1915 census suggests just why so many rich New Yorkers in the period were reporting dissatisfaction with private-house living -- it recorded the Hess family with an entirely different household staff, indicating a rapid turnover over the next five years.