Sentence examples for significant discontent from inspiring English sources

Most union leaders at Warwick were pleased with the Prime Minister's speech, but there was significant discontent in some quarters.

Unfortunately, the financial crisis has destroyed this comfort, too, creating significant discontent.

This study highlights that the socioeconomic growth in cities should not be environmentally detrimental as this might lead to significant discontent regarding perceived quality of urban life.

As related to the IENs' work contracts with and financial reimbursement from the health authority, significant discontent was expressed by many IENs particularly with regard to their expectation of working in their area of specialty.

In this article, we focus on doctors and argue that the coping strategies they use in the course of their work directly influence the experiences of patients and that the current operation of the Kurdish health system leads to significant discontent on the part of both service providers and users.

Rennie is now facing significant internal discontent about its deals with the Tories, and increasing demands for even greater distance between the Scottish party and UK party, putting it at odds with senior Lib Dems in the government, particularly Alexander, now chief secretary to the Treasury, and the current Scottish secretary, Michael Moore.

Because there's a small but significant tremor of discontent that is saying enough is enough, and with any luck, sleepless nights are headed your way too.

Although Mr. Putin faces no imminent threat to his power, the election showed that his prolonged rule as the undisputed authority here has generated a significant amount of discontent, at least in the nation's political and economic capital.

The status of farmers' holdings, a significant source of discontent, was not addressed.

Earlier this year in Shandong Province, in perhaps the most significant single display of discontent, dozens of village directors resigned en masse to protest their lack of power.

The demonstration signaled a significant degree of popular discontent with Mr. Saakashvili and his government, which inherited a country in near ruin four years ago and embarked upon an ambitious set of reforms.