Sentence examples for wide dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

They flourished amid the distraction of elections and, recently, wide dissatisfaction with Morsi.

Despite the present economic crisis and wide dissatisfaction with the political elite, Ukraine has a bright future.

But there was wide dissatisfaction with Mayor Beame's handling of the fiscal crisis in 1975; Time magazine put him on the cover as a beggar with a tin cup.

The Congress Party, it turns out, lost badly catastrophically, some might say amid wide dissatisfaction with the country's infrastructural development, meager economic growth, and systemic corruption.

In addition to the wide dissatisfaction with Pai's proposal itself, critics and lawmakers say that the FCC has badly mismanaged the process leading up to the Thursday vote.

In late January, a task force of graduate students (I included) issued a report citing wide dissatisfaction with teaching assistant wages but also with TA workloads.

Mr. Turner's unlikely victory was regarded by Republicans as a reflection of wider dissatisfaction with the current presidential administration.

Many argue it is also symptomatic of a wider dissatisfaction with Westminster politics, and how the debate has been conducted so far.

But despite putting this positive gloss on one batch of statistics, ministers have demonstrated their wider dissatisfaction with the current system by announcing an overhaul of how excluded pupils are dealt with.

The desire to focus work without physical form, that cannot straightforwardly be bought and sold, may also express a wider dissatisfaction among the art world for the vagaries of the art market and the extreme commercialisation of art before the financial crash of 2008.

When actresses kicked off their high heels in anger to walk the red carpet in flats at the Cannes film festival last spring it was a sign of a wider dissatisfaction with women's chiefly decorative role at the glamorous annual pageant on the Côte d'Azur.