Such assertions would be no surprise from a political class justifiably concerned about possible taxpayer unhappiness, the continuing economic turmoil and the midterm elections.
So I would say that economic dissatisfaction, economic unhappiness, will continue to grow, but this will not result in political unrest. .
But there was continuing unhappiness about families being unable to sit together in the wheelchair-accessible areas of the stadiums.
Alfred, though depressed by unhappiness at home, continued to write, collaborating with Frederick and Charles in Poems by Two Brothers (1826; dated 1827).
He did not specify what changes he would support, but he made it clear that he shared his brother's unhappiness with the continuing hand recount of ballots.
The prospect of selling "even one share of stock to my partner" (making Hicks Liverpool's majority shareholder) had prompted telephone death threats – he said – to him, his son Foster (the Americans' representative at Anfield for a time) and his daughter-in-law Lauren, whose continued unhappiness on Merseyside led to the couple's departure from the city.
The headline reads: "Come on Arlene!" However, the Belfast Telegraph says that won't happen because of the Unionists' continuing unhappiness with the backstop - the "insurance policy" designed to avoid the return of customs posts on the Irish border.
And let's face it, in the end, if your unhappiness and stress continue to increase, you won't be present enough to really enjoy all that money you've been collecting anyway.
The topic Dionne has set for himself in "Our Divided Political Heart" seems to be something like this: "Pundits predicted that Barack Obama's 2008 election would trigger a new cycle of progressivism and prosperity, yet instead it has brought political gridlock, Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street protests, and continued public unhappiness.
There are already signs of unhappiness about this: portfolio flows to America have been drying up as the dollar continues to fall.
