Sentence examples for rises discontent from inspiring English sources

In the short-term, if the economy remains sluggish and unemployment rises, discontent about the whole euro project may rise.How much lower would the interest rate be, if it were set to suit Germany alone?

The chaebol and the government are grappling with the rising discontent.

Today's protest was the latest, and largest, indication of rising discontent among students and parents.

In recent months there have been sketchy reports of rising discontent with his rule.

In a time of rising discontent, Mr. Dari is the buffer between occupier and occupied.

The president's efforts to curb military power have caused rising discontent among officers.

Perhaps more worrisome to Comey was the rising discontent within the F.B.I.

Mr. Putin, for his part, suggested that signs of rising discontent were the result of covert meddling by Western governments.

There was rising discontent in the country and in the Tory party over Britain's lacklustre postwar economic performance.

Whether the small step toward pluralism, reflected by allowing new parties into Parliament, will suffice to diminish rising discontent remains to be seen.

If he has his country's interests at heart, he will respond to rising discontent by opening up the economy and curbing corruption.