Sentence examples for such dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Such dissatisfaction has spread into national security officials who are formally politically independent.

I think there's such dissatisfaction with the current state of politics out there".

I mean, it's one thing to have an opinion; it's another thing to express such dissatisfaction with, quote, "the plan," that it's just not very helpful.

But analysts cautioned that such dissatisfaction may not be widespread, noting that some of the rallies were organized by political opponents.

Such dissatisfaction indicates that Bannon's strategy — or lack thereof — "has a political ceiling".

I'm concerned that such dissatisfaction of men could be expressed into misogyny.

His columns from time to time were tinged with such dissatisfactions.

Where Crittenden and the other authors focus on the dissatisfactions of contemporary wifehood, Marilyn Yalom, in "A History of the Wife" (HarperCollins; $30), shows that such dissatisfactions have a long history.

Greenwood and Hinings [ 23] define such interest dissatisfaction as 'the degree of dissatisfaction of groups and individuals with the existing distribution of resources and their motivation to enhance or sustain their shares of scarce and valued resources'.

Very obviously, both of those experiences must be firmly located in the innermost VIP area of first-world problems, but I wonder whether such gnawing dissatisfaction does not have a causal rather than a correlated relationship with the business of big spending.

The first British Pharmacopoeia was published in the English language in 1864, but gave such general dissatisfaction both to the medical profession and to chemists and druggists that the General Medical Council brought out a new and amended edition in 1867.