Sentence examples for stirred dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources
Providers however observed that though insufficient capitation reportedly stirred dissatisfaction amongst existing FSSHIP beneficiaries, user complaints appeared minimal because enrollees had no financial commitment to the programme.
The news is sure to stir dissatisfaction among some members of the company who have expressed worry over safety risks following the nuclear emergency in Japan caused by the March earthquake and resulting tsunami.
A sense of marginalisation has stirred political dissatisfaction which northern extremists feed on.
Those Palestinian voices found echoes in Israel, where the peace camp began challenging Sharon's military aggressiveness as counterproductive, and by the time of my visit, there was a feeling that for the first time since the intifada started, peaceniks on both sides were shaking off their despair and starting to stir popular dissatisfaction with the violent status quo.
The most striking feature of this class, celibacy, has stirred up considerable dissatisfaction in the modern church.
Even though this emotion was stirred up by the elites, it found broad resonance, drawing on the general public's widespread dissatisfaction with politics–its dysfunction, cynicism and corruption, and its power brokering and influence peddling.
Amid the dissatisfaction that has engulfed the club during Rafael Benitez's tenure, old passions have been stirred, while memories of the differences, the difficulties and the discord have largely been forgotten.
Then mighty Google stirred.
