Sentence examples for with growing discontent from inspiring English sources

With growing discontent over his leadership, Ratcliffe left office; whether he resigned or was overthrown is unclear.

Ed Miliband, who pipped his brother to the post last September, is faced with growing discontent from Labour MPs over his failure to set out a clear strategy and narrative.

About two months later, Echenique transferred to Creighton, and Hill is dealing with growing discontent among the team's fan base after compiling a 41-70 recoverover four seasons.

It was around then that a love for machine music began to eclipse and slowly merge with a growing discontent with the confines of San Francisco, a city with more house music than affordable housing.

But with the growing discontent over the Japanese reconstruction efforts, the local perception of the Japanese troops has begun changing, as underscored by the recent spread of the unfounded rumor that the Japanese are building secret bases for the Americans.

We returned home and came to grips with our growing discontent of our current lifestyle.

With the growing discontent of the German public due to the food shortages, however, the government resumed unrestricted submarine warfare in February 1917.

The result of this strategy, coupled with the growing discontent of the North Caucasian population and the abuse committed by local police, have fostered the development of insurgent groups all over the region.

Brexit and the border-adjustment tax proposed by the current U.S. administration are just two examples of a growing discontent with economic globalization in rich countries, in particular with jobs lost to outsourcing.

However, after being in State House for 25 years, there is growing discontent with the man who once said that the problem with African leaders was overstaying in power.

There is growing discontent with federal interference in what should be an issue for the states.