Sentence examples for some dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Still, they expressed some dissatisfaction.

But the congratulatory air masked some dissatisfaction.

Sixty-four percent (73/115) of patients expressed some dissatisfaction with 1 or more survey items.

The W.N.B.A. union has already indicated some dissatisfaction with its current contract.

Among landscape ecologists, there is some dissatisfaction with current conceptualizations of spatial heterogeneity; and they suggest broader representations are needed.

Two weeks prior to the hiatus, Josh had expressed some dissatisfaction about how they were portrayed in the media.

In Burkina Faso, the fact that deliveries were not fully exempted from user fees and that women still had to pay part of the cost also led to some dissatisfactions.

Most economists who try to apply evolutionary concepts start from some deep dissatisfaction with economics as it is.

There's some voter dissatisfaction with Turnbull but there's no real evidence of a groundswell for change.

For in its desire for inductive certainty of the sort that is not available here, it tends towards some deep dissatisfaction about being human itself.

Priceline.com's shares fell $1.88, to $21.56, yesterday on what analysts said was investor nervousnous about a CBS report that was to focus on some consumers' dissatisfaction with the e-commerce company.