Sentence examples for small dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Although the protest last Saturday in Moscow was relatively small, dissatisfaction runs deep and Putin can't return to business as usual.

The "other" vote in Australia was high, and buoyed by small parties' dissatisfaction with the new Senate voting system.

The odds ratio (table 4) show that there was a small drop in dissatisfaction with the second and third surveys and then 4th and 5th surveys show the same level of dissatisfaction as the initial survey.

To no small degree of dissatisfaction among the fashion press, Ms. Clinton's gown was not destined to be hugely influential in the tradition of bridal gowns worn by glamorous members of prominent political or royal families (i.e., Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, Bessette-Kennedy, Princess Diana, Ivanka Trump

To voice their dissatisfaction, a small but vocal group of shareholders agitated against some of the board members' re-election.

"They" are hard-core Maoists who have recently renewed their attacks on Mr. Mao, a magnet for their dissatisfaction, with small but aggressive demonstrations around the country, most recently in Changsha, in the central province of Hunan, in early May.

The odds ratio 1.07 (between first and second surveys) represents only a small change from 21%to19.5%5% dissatisfaction.

Overall, participants do not report any major concerns about the availability of, or their access to, formal support services, although a small number did express dissatisfaction with the appropriateness of some service models, especially respite services, and the knowledge and expertise of some service providers, particularly GPs.