Sentence examples for wave of dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harper tried to ride a wave of dissatisfaction with the Liberals.

A simmering wave of dissatisfaction among AOL employees began to boil last year.

The Democrats, riding a wave of dissatisfaction over tax reassessments, were able to oust a Republican from the job of chairman of the county Board of Assessors.

A wave of dissatisfaction and frustration has broken out in reaction to the Abbey's announcement of its programme to commemorate the centenary of the 1916 Easter Rising.

— Kirsten Gillibrand, the Democrat who held onto her Senate seat in New York "A wave of dissatisfaction had been building for two years, and it crested tonight".

He may also remember that his own party emerged in 2000-2001 during an earlier wave of dissatisfaction with the domination of Polish politics by incompetent insiders.

But in the Republican primary last month, Mr. Lazio was swept aside by a Buffalo billionaire riding a wave of voter dissatisfaction, Carl P. Paladino.

But the sudden reversal ignited suspicions, especially after many members of Parliament close to the president were voted out of office in a wave of seeming dissatisfaction with the government.

It's hard to believe that if he is faced with a tidal wave of popular dissatisfaction, he will let voters choose a Parliament that could one day remove him.

But the sudden reversal immediately ignited suspicions, especially after results showed that many members of Parliament close to the president — including the vice president, the defense minister, the foreign minister and more than 10 other cabinet members — were voted out of office in a wave of seeming dissatisfaction with the government.

Think of how Dell turned a tidal wave of online dissatisfaction into a brilliant coup and reversed negative sentiment by using social media channels to their most positive advantage, daring to let go of the controls a little.