Sentence examples for substantial discontent from inspiring English sources
It is highly unusual for an incumbent party to be thrown out unless there is substantial discontent about the economy.
When the Samians revolted against Athenian rule, Pericles compelled the rebels to capitulate after a tough siege of eight months, which resulted in substantial discontent among the Athenian sailors.
Popular discontent with austerity is growing.
Supporters of Proposition C are hoping for a substantial victory that will convey a message of discontent with expansive federal government and rally other states and candidates to press the issue through the fall campaign.
"I think once you move outside the top few, discontent with the whole system may be quite substantial".
While the men I met were hesitant to discuss politics, a substantial minority have taken to the streets to voice their discontent.
Discontent with the government is real.
So long as the job market remains weak, even substantial achievements like the passage of new financial regulations won't alleviate voter discontent with the party in power.
Carter's substantial foreign policy successes were overshadowed by a serious crisis in foreign affairs and by a groundswell of popular discontent over his economic policies.
Sturgeon refused to rule out another referendum if circumstances changed: a failure by Westminster to devolve substantial powers next year or a vote by the rest of the UK to leave the European Union in 2017 could cause enough discontent to trigger another vote, she suggested.
