Sentence examples for will be disgruntled from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest that many bank customers will be disgruntled, as banks continue to impose a variety of fees on their customers to make up revenue they have lost because of new limits on fees they can charge merchants for processing debit card transactions.

Some selections were obvious (Lionel Messi) while others required tough decisions, and plenty of extremely good players don't make the shortlist - Valencia fans, in particular, will be disgruntled that none of their stars are included, with prolific striker Roberto Soldado enjoying another good season.

Until Arsenal can reverse that trend a fan base who were used to victories against that opposition in the early years of the Wenger era will understandably be disgruntled.

They have much to be disgruntled about.

Fans of the book may be disgruntled.

"You could be disgruntled, fine," he said.

Whether Great Britain or Argentina progressed, it will be a disgruntled, dissatisfied Netherlands they faced in the final – with the concern for the nation that would face them being that the team, the source of substantial expectation back home, will want to get it out of their system.

People make judgements and calls and things, I will see, and if the Aston Villa fans are disgruntled with it, I will take it into consideration," O'Neill said.

You'll find that doing so will make your trip more pleasant, even if other strap-hangers are disgruntled.

Investors are disgruntled.

And many Peruvians are disgruntled.