| Not only will redistribution of the fruits of progress not erase gaps, they will foster more dissatisfaction with inequalities that remain. |
| In a market with no real competition, customers must register their dissatisfaction with the price paid for mortgage products. |
| Negative affectivity is a general sense of dissatisfaction across time and situation. |
| He is a man hag-ridden by the dissatisfactions of success, a person constitutionally incapable of compromise. |
| So it is natural for people to have an opportunity to speak out about their complaints and dissatisfactions. |
| The students still found themselves inadequately prepared by their gymnasiums for university work, and expressed their dissatisfactions by demonstrations and disorders. |
