Sentence examples for yet dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

It will not be an isolated case, however, because under Labour, the state has thrown more money at the forces of law and order than ever before, yet dissatisfaction with the police has never been higher.

Today the tolerance shown towards freedom of speech varies from country to country, yet dissatisfaction and worry seem to be in the mind of Web users, Bloggers and journalists all over Europe.

We now have higher levels of employment - there are two million more people employed today than in 1997 - yet more dissatisfaction at work.

Yet this collective dissatisfaction is not a sign of political apathy.

Yet the popular dissatisfaction that has brought us to this pass, across one of the most unusual presidential primary seasons in memory, could open new space to rethink the role of government in society.

The Argentine population seeks out plastic surgery at a disproportionate rate and exhibits high rates of preoccupation with bodily dissatisfaction, yet BDD is unrecognized and research is limited.

For example, the United States had yet to register its dissatisfaction with government procurement rules in China that favor Chinese manufacturers.

The protest by Shiites was among the strongest expressions yet of the growing dissatisfaction among Iraqis about the pace of change here.

Voter dissatisfaction may yet be enough to nudge a Democrat victory in mid-term House races, but Democrats cannot delude themselves into thinking they can win the bigger prize of the White House without giving voters something and someone to vote for.

Instinctive deference and a stoic acceptance of one's dissatisfactions had yet to be abandoned.

Yet senior players voiced their dissatisfaction with the season.