Sentence examples for widening discontent from inspiring English sources

The campaign's popularity spread by tapping into widening discontent over the state of the country.

More recently, Mr. Morsi has faced widening discontent over his leadership and the state of the economy, and that has fueled grass roots campaigns to undermine his legitimacy.

Mr. Morsi, whose government faces widening discontent over the decline of Egypt's economy and has struggled with frequent street violence, first sought accommodation.

That two men set themselves on fire in Lhasa, far from the sites of earlier self-immolations in eastern Tibet and under tight security since 2008, underscores the widening discontent over Chinese rule.

A widening discontent was evident this month in the anticensorship street protests in the southern city of Guangzhou and in the online outrage that exploded over an extraordinary surge in air pollution in the north.

Here are three reasons why such complacency is dangerous and wrong.First, the propitious circumstances in Brussels, which also include Germany's resolve to keep Britain in and widening discontent with the EU migration that fuels British Euroscepticism, do not resolve the central flaw in the prime minister's gambit.

They soon widened into general discontent with a government which critics say is too dependent on shadowy corporate interests".People will no longer close their eyes so it is high time for politicians to open theirs," the president said in an address in early July.

Amid widespread discontent over the widening gap between rich and poor, South Koreans have fumed at the way the tycoons helped their children inherit easy fortunes.

But at home, the sprawling corporate empires are also seen as predators — so much that protecting smaller businesses from them has become a prominent slogan for both the governing party and the opposition before the December presidential election, which is approaching amid growing discontent about a widening gap between rich and poor.

The latest blow to the labor movement comes amid broad discontent over the widening gap in American economic fortunes, with the wealthiest people continuing to pull away from the rest of the population.

But growing discontent with Hong Kong's widening wealth gap and a lack of ballot-box democracy have in recent years heightened criticism against what is increasingly viewed as collusion between government officials and the megarich.