Sentence examples for unhappy population from inspiring English sources

The unhappy population of Britain's roads boomed in the years before Lee left Slad.

But the leader of the rebellion is just as power hungry as the ruling party and Graham finds himself trapped between two bad leaders and one unhappy population.

You have a largely unhappy population".

Aliriza describes the unrest gripping Turkey now as the collision of "the irresistible force of Erdogan and the immovable object of an unhappy population".

After a decade of independence, this unhappy trio Ukraine (population 50m), Belarus (10m) and Moldova (4.7m)—are a shambles.

"It's dangerous to have an unhappy minority population that borders Syria," said an American diplomat, speaking on the condition of anonymity, in accordance with protocol.

The motivations of states like Egypt, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia — countries with appalling records on religious freedom and broader human rights — are unquestionably hypocritical and have more to do with their desire to score points with unhappy domestic populations and religious extremists than the desire to foster religious tolerance.

That record infuriated a population already unhappy with the previous post-Communist stewardship of Mr. Iliescu, who succeeded the toppled dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu, in 1989.

According to polls, a majority of the population is unhappy with American foreign policy under the Bush administration, in particular with the war in Iraq.

"Maybe 80percentt of the population are unhappy with the present situation, but maybe 60percentt are not happy voting for this opposition".

Father Tadeusz Rydzyk, the entrepreneurial Roman Catholic priest who runs the radio station, saw that this unhappy chunk of the population needed a mouthpiece.