It generated further disillusionment with fine tuning and, indeed, with Keynesianism in general.

Moreover, the reaction of the authorities to these initiatives has in turn itself violated constitutional principles, 4 thereby engendering further disillusionment and protest.

It was almost a year after being clubbed-June 22, 1969-that Joe returned to Chicago, to witness another rigged convention, to suffer further disillusionment, to meet Simon once more and to hear the mysterious phrase "All hail Discordia" again.

Living abroad would naturally influence young scholars, as in the case of their nineteenth-century predecessors, causing further disillusionment with the political order back home.

Nevertheless, there are some, cognizant of the frailty of their wills, who do not wish to tempt even further disillusionment.

How will he rise, or sink further to drag a beleagured bunch of progressives into further disillusionment and despair.

But analysts say it is increasingly apparent how much this heightened participation was a function of the McCain candidacy, and they worry that the collapse of that candidacy will lead to further disillusionment.

The failure of the Sinhalese dominated government to implement devolutionary agreements through the 1950s and 1960s, abrogation of power-sharing promises, worsening economic conditions, and lack of territorial autonomy caused further disillusionment and isolation among northern Tamils.

The cuts were part of a downward spiral, he said, in which a disillusioned public denies tax money to the government, thereby reducing government services and contributing to further public disillusionment.