Sentence examples for swelling dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources
Parliament does not have the authority to overturn the results, but the vote signaled the swelling dissatisfaction over an election marred by accusations of fraud. 1 Shiites Want January Election Despite calls for a delay in elections scheduled for Jan . 30 Iraq's most powerful Shiite cleric is opposed to the idea, Shiite leaders said, and the main Shiite political parties took the same view.
And the events of the last two weeks have suggested a swelling dissatisfaction among union members with the Labour Party a party that, a hundred years ago, the unions helped to create and with union leaders who cosy up to it.
"The 1990s is when we began to hear a swelling of dissatisfaction with the flavor of tomatoes in New Jersey," Mr. Rabin said.
The main reason for dissatisfaction was persistent swelling and pain.
Newcastle, with the dissatisfaction of the St James Parkk crowd swelling, will be aghast that Owen's spell in the north-east once more sees him on the margins of a sport that, as a teenager, he looked capable of dominating.
Dissatisfaction was related to pain, lack of sensation, difficulties kneeling, swelling after activities, and crepitus.
The peasant class, whose dissatisfaction has driven governments from power throughout China's history, is growing restive again, swelling the ranks of the country's disaffected along with laid-off workers, struggling pensioners and the millions of Chinese who have migrated from the countryside to cities where they eke out a tenuous existence.
In this part of the country outside Philadelphia, the ranks of suburban swing voters are swelling as Trump's coalition of disaffected Rust Belt and Appalachian voters stagnates amid demographic shifts and dissatisfaction with his governing style.
An indication of popular dissatisfaction and sense of powerlessness, he and others said, is a recent surge of reports that Buddha images are bleeding, weeping or swelling.
