Sentence examples for showing dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources
Rather they were showing dissatisfaction with the European project in a wider sense.
Citing Ofcom figures showing dissatisfaction among BAME people with their representation in public service broadcasting, Phillips will say: "People of colour are paying nearly a£150 a year for the upkeep of services that actually don't serve them.
After month after month of disappointing job numbers, poll after poll showing dissatisfaction in his economic performance and hundreds of millions of dollars in negative advertisements, a large portion of wavering voters maintain a personal attachment to Mr. Obama, and a tentative willingness to give him more time to get it right, top strategists with both campaigns agree.
This is a non-negligible share of establishments showing dissatisfaction with the present urban freight-supporting infrastructure.
Hill, who has studied in Tibet, said that every Tibetan he met there was "filled to the brim with intense hated for the Chinese as an ethnic group" and he argues that the act of self-immolation is "a very extreme way of showing dissatisfaction: it is violent, but it cannot be misconstrued, caricatured and dismissed".
Definitions of 'fussing' (showing dissatisfaction and whimpering despite being carried), 'crying' (screaming loudly) and 'colicky crying' (crying hysterically and unconsolably) were communicated to the parents both verbally and in writing.
Conservative media, including the Kayhan newspaper, have also shown dissatisfaction with the phone call.
Because little seems to be at stake, people often show dissatisfaction by voting against governments.
This is interesting because it is the only area of the student survey where finalists often show dissatisfaction".
"I think it shows dissatisfaction with the Democratic candidates," said Governor Cellucci, who noted that the presidential primary showed the largest turnout in state history.
A recent report by Human Rights Watch described how local authorities retaliate against people who show dissatisfaction with the Chechen leadership and its policies.
