Sentences with phrase «of disgruntled»

They are the words of a disgruntled Realtor and their lawyers.

«So, do we want a bunch of disgruntled underachievers screwing up the system by either deliberately spoiling their ballot or voting for some nut who may be running for the New Nazi Party once they're privately snuggled in the sanctity of their little cardboard booth?»

Another way to help reduce the likelihood of disgruntled tenants is, once again, establishing clear expectations up front.

We entertained the possibility that there was a group of runaways or some underground political movement of disgruntled youth hiding out there.

It still retains a plenty of support and serves as the voice of disgruntled Republicans frustrated by how events have turned out in 2016.

My prediction (and you read it here first) is we will see a major news article showcasing the number of disgruntled mid-career PMEs who are still unable to secure employment after taking 2 certs, 1 diploma and a dozen of MOOCs.

It has drawn the ire of disgruntled members who are demanding to trade or withdraw their BCH token.

The story of a disgruntled Apple user who suddenly found out that his beloved MacBook Pro was now obsolete.

Merely changing a password for a cloud service is not going to solve a problem of disgruntled employee.

The judge also gave no weight to argument about the benefits to the organisation of an absence of litigation and the gagging of a disgruntled employee.

These issues were recently subjected to a thorough analysis by Andrew Smith J in Levicom v Linklaters [2009] EWHC 812 (Comm), proving that no firm, no matter how large, will be immune from the risk of a disgruntled client turning on them after the end of a transaction or proceedings.

Among his many accomplishments in life, he undoubtedly served as an inspiration to thousands of disgruntled lawyers who secretly wanted to be novelists.

The takeover landed in the Canada's highest court after two groups of disgruntled bondholders challenged the deal in a Quebec court.

Howard Bashman points us to these news stories, here and here, about the recent aquittal of a disgruntled customer who was prosecuted for failing to pay his restaurant bill, following his disappointment with the scant amount of seafood included in the dish.

Mike Fox tells the strange story of how confidential data about 140 Kaiser patients ended up on the Web log of a former employee who calls herself «Diva of Disgruntled.»

Child endangerment case can often be based on the false allegations of a disgruntled family member, spouse, or parent.

As I've already allowed: I agree that Paltridge * may * fall into your category of The Disgruntled.

Learn from the past, where all these tactics have been tried again and again in the past, and other than building unity among loose affiliations of the disgruntled all that came of the «audits» was a fraction of the correction that came out of other sources, generally the original authors themselves, or their peer reviewers, or critics whose papers survive peer review and publication and withstand public criticism..

If the file was the work of a disgruntled employee, how come they tried to hack RC?

I've talked to development and said, «Give me a list of disgruntled people.

Its simple premise, catapulting a variety of disgruntled avians at evil green porcine egg thieves, has gripped the world.

«All we've seen is an incredible amount of disgruntled people annoyed that they can't play online,» stated Mestdagh, and gamers have actually «stopped complaining about the fact that Microsoft charges for Xbox Live.

That seemed to be the end of it, and in 2014 we would get the same great - tasting football game in a brand - new package, but it turns out that EA also had a legion of disgruntled student - athletes knocking on its door.

As stated by one of the disgruntled players, No Man's Sky was crushed under its own hype train.

To officially «win'the game, however, you'll need more than just tons of coin and a gang the size and shape of an entire London pub full of disgruntled patrons.

The list of disgruntled passengers is likely pretty long, and there is a general reply to such things.

Since then, a group of disgruntled employees have broken - away to form Incarail.

Despite having a face that looks strangely like that of a disgruntled weasel, the Whitetip Reef Shark (Triaenodon obesus) is generally unaggressive toward humans who invade its environment.

Hooper said the charges appear to reflect «sour grapes» on the part of disgruntled employees, along with «extremely difficult working conditions.»

A small Canadian activist fund is leading a group of disgruntled shareholders in a campaign to break - up Research In Motion Limited (USA)(NASDAQ: RIMM).

Coming in the wake of a disgruntled shareholder campaign (led by Gerry Killen), this wasn't much of a surprise — and it always seemed likely the architect of a (near) bankrupt business & investment strategy would end up being ousted anyway.

This ought to get the fair share of disgruntled Galaxy Tab 7.7 owners to end up with a smile on their respective faces.

Qt was Nokia's preferred developer framework before the company switched to Windows Phone, and there's a population of disgruntled Symbian developers with Qt skills watching their potential market decline as Nokia switches over to Windows.

I bet there are lots of disgruntled buyers with negative memories of the Isuzu that Honda sold.

Let's just hope that buyers don't take that notion too literally because once someone does, then it'll probably be cause for a whole lot of disgruntled customers.

At a recent town hall meeting in Long Island, a classroom teacher charged state officials with «child abuse» and was roundly cheered by an audience of hundreds of disgruntled parents and educators.

This counters a common misconception that we're a nation of disgruntled employees pushing paper.

Combine that with the propensity of disgruntled voters to return such a survey, and the ingredients for misleading results are in place.

In fact, it can be downright attractive when enrollments are rising or when choice relieves them of disgruntled parents or low - performing students.

Subsequent protests labeled the «Blackout 505 Movement» led by Anwar Ibrahim drew hundreds of thousands of disgruntled voters to the streets, however the Malaysian government responded by persecuting and jailing numerous opposition activists, underscoring the tenuous state of political rights and civil liberties in the country.

Everything then slows down, and the number of disgruntled users, customers and partners rises until people stop taking your training, stop using your LMS entirely and potentially stop buying and selling your product altogether!

Alias Grace (Netflix, Nov. 3rd) In 1843, a pair of disgruntled servants murdered the Canadian nobility that employed them.

One reality is made to spill into another, and some of the loveliest developments — the humanizing of a disgruntled baker (Lyle Lovett) who we've encountered mainly as the disembodied telephone voice of a crank caller, and a mix - up of snapshots between two clusters of characters at a Fotomat — can be described as exercises in dialectical relativity that come about when separate fictional worlds in the movie are briefly made to converge.

While it's difficult to imagine anyone living up to Jeremy Irons as Scar in Disney's classic The Lion King, David Oyelowo is an amazing choice as the voice of the disgruntled feline with vengeance in his heart.

Synopsis: «Natalie Portman is Jane Hammond, a frontierwoman who enlists the aid of a disgruntled former flame (Joel Edgerton) when a rowdy gang led by a ruthless but charismatic killer named John Bishop (Ewan McGregor) plots to axe her outlaw husband (Noah Emmerich).

Apparently every kid at Tara's high school has been listening to the live online broadcast of this mystery DJ who not only speaks from the heart, but from the perspective of disgruntled teens everywhere, all while playing the rock n» roll that causes the kids to gyrate their hips and jump up and down.

And there are hilarious touches throughout the story, such as the fact that the villain's goons are a gang of disgruntled lemons (including Mantegna's Gremlin and Townsend's Yugo).

In the decades since that first film told the story of a quaint American family whose house was haunted by a group of disgruntled spirits, there have been countless horror entries offering up the same basic premise in slightly titled ways.

True, the pleasing presence of comic pros Jason Bateman and Tina Fey, along with It dude of the moment Adam Driver and «House of Card's» Corey Stoll as a quartet of disgruntled siblings, goes a long way to mask the failings of a script that doesn't quite do justice to the novel on which it's based.

Fred Melamed, Patrick Fischler, David Krumholtz, Fisher Stevens, and Alex Karpovsky also make appearances as a support group of disgruntled screenwriters — where were they in your hour of need, Barton?