Sentence examples for to express dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources
Comedy and satire are increasingly becoming mainstream methods to express dissatisfaction with various policies, and it is a poor expression of the democratic right for the freedoms of speech and expression that this law is in place.
Union leaders continued to express dissatisfaction with the investigation yesterday.
Still, some analysts continued to express dissatisfaction at the way the information was disseminated.
As with other investors, he is expected to express dissatisfaction with the price, the person said.
Did the leaders of Mass-Observation take an interest in workers merely to express dissatisfaction with their own socioeconomic niche?
He resigned after militants turned to kidnapping and violence to express dissatisfaction with the Palestinian Authority's leadership.
In the subsequent decades, as Turkey developed an even stronger and a more concrete interest in creating sympathy for herself in German politics, her approach to plural citizenship also evolved (Kadirbeyoglu, 2009) from passive acceptance to active promotion, and to expressing dissatisfaction with German insistence on single citizenship.
Some learners consider teamwork as a means to facilitate decision making in a game, while others express dissatisfaction due to their peers, be it the latter's reluctance to take on responsibility or poor negotiation capabilities.
A taxi-driver, an Intourist guide, and other Russians express dissatisfaction with Mikhail Gorbachev, despite his having made it possible for them to express their dissatisfaction.
Patients themselves also express dissatisfaction.
In fact Moran is speaking to a widely expressed dissatisfaction among women who have found with consternation and sometimes fury that even at the top they are not free of sexism.
