Sentence examples for rising dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

The protests are a sign of rising dissatisfaction with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's most important leader since Ataturk.

That's months more of strain on sitting governments and of rising dissatisfaction among the ranks of the unemployed.

Despite rising dissatisfaction with his leadership, Kuchma was re-elected in 1999, but a protest movement calling for his resignation gained momentum in the early 2000s.

This may be the toughest challenge yet to Mr Mugabe, whom his party endorsed in December despite rising dissatisfaction in ZANU-PF ranks.

While protesters have not taken to the streets of Berlin in large numbers the way that they have in Athens, Mrs. Merkel faces rising dissatisfaction at home.

Yet Mr. Putin has created a government so highly centralized and so resistant to criticism that it is unclear whether it can respond adeptly to rising dissatisfaction.

Before FFA charges down this path – under duress from rising fan dissatisfaction – stop and take a deep breath.

The cumulative effects of an increasing loss of legitimacy, rising popular dissatisfaction and widespread economic decline will serve only to sharpen the infighting at the top.

This is reflected in reports pointing to rising staff dissatisfaction, increasing amounts of industrial action and the falling morale of doctors, nurses and support staff.

ABC's Q&A program on Monday night was entirely dedicated to US politics, and parallels were also drawn between the US and Australia, with rising public dissatisfaction having led to the emergence of more fringe candidates.

He's in jail now because Vietnam is engaged in a bout of anti-blogger disciplinary activity, clearly related to the country's lacklustre economic performance, corruption scandals and power struggles in the intertwined world of government-business cronyism, and rising popular dissatisfaction.Vietnam has a lot of dissidents in jail.