Sentence examples for sparking discontent from inspiring English sources

With austerity's disastrous results sparking discontent in a growing number of European countries, a Hollande victory could signal a continental turning point.

Apple's 'unwritten rules' spark discontent for some app developers.

Some Georgian officials say they believe the Russians intended to spark discontent among the population.

Asked whether the rising prices could spark discontent, he said: "It's not my problem – it's the problem of whoever is raising the prices".

This mentality reflects the political culture of the Donbass, the Russian-speaking industrial region around Donetsk, in eastern Ukraine, Mr Yanukovych's home base.Even more than the imprisonment of Ms Tymoshenko, it is the import of this culture to the capital that has sparked discontent with the Yanukovych government.

The 3-month delay had sparked discontent among scientists, who said it betrayed a fundamental lack of interest in research.

Thomson insisted the council "act only in local, nonpolitical matters", which sparked discontent among the Armenians.

A brief skirmish during the process of exchanging captives resulted in the deaths of four English hostages, and sparked discontent in Maine.

The situation was described by the pompous voice of the Cuban announcer, who explained that the crisis in capitalism had sparked discontent in Egypt and that social differences were sinking the government.

The life had not gone from his body when Mather, on horseback, pressed forward to smother the sparks of discontent.

Eight of the 10 bottom-half sides spent more than second-placed Arsenal whose recruitment drive cost £15.6m and sparked supporter discontent.