Sentence examples for tide of discontent from inspiring English sources

Yet the tide of discontent continues to grow.

But they failed to stem the tide of discontent that was beginning to wash over the sector.

Some see the rising tide of discontent among Afrikaners as evidence of racist attitudes that won't go away.

Goodhart's book came both too early to be taken seriously enough, and too late to stop the tide of discontent that reached its height on 23 June.

But a tide of discontent with managed care evidently overwhelmed the arguments made by the industry, in a multimillion-dollar campaign of lobbying and advertising.

Mr. Mejia won the May 16 election on a tide of discontent among voters who felt the nation's economic upturn had sidelined the poor.

And, with their strikes and marches on Moscow, they enlivened the election campaigns when Boris N. Yeltsin fought the powerful tide of labor discontent over his economic reforms.

Riding into power on a tide of voter discontent, the Democrats took control of the legislative branch in 1999, for the first time since World War I.

And it's trying to face down a general tide of Spotify discontent among labels and artists — the most recent lashing of which has seen Spotify embroiled in a tense take-down by megastar Taylor Swift.

Encouraged by the new freedom of debate and criticism, a rising tide of unrest and discontent in Hungary broke out into active fighting in October 1956.

Where Egypt and Tunisia's governments (just to take two examples) stood paralyzed, unable to stem the tide of rising popular discontent and its economic origins, Israeli's Prime Minister "Bibi" Netanyahu has proved remarkably swift in addressing the causes of the housing shortage and rising commodity prices in his country.