If Abu Yahya al-Libi's death is confirmed, Washington may feel vindicated, but it will not appease a large section of Pakistani society, for whom US drone attacks have become a source of considerable resentment, our correspondent adds.
Significant variation in the financial value of UDAs generated considerable resentment and a perception of inequity amongst practitioners.
On the other hand, the Mets understand that Dickey, with his unusual personal story, has become one of the few players on the team that fans can rally around and that his departure would create considerable resentment in an already discontented fan base.
Spitz imposes a Prussian discipline on the team, to their considerable resentment.
But if Mr. Bush is merely offering diplomatic pleasantries to mask a decision to undercut the treaty, he will encounter fierce opposition in Moscow and considerable resentment among America's allies, many of which fear a renewed arms race.
Late 1960s The discovery of North Sea oil off the Scottish coast leads to considerable resentment of London's exploitation of a "Scottish" asset.
Premadasa, a Sinhalese born into the dhobi (washerman's) caste, was the first member of a low caste to lead the country, and he faced considerable resentment from high-caste political opponents.
Brown explains that both earls possessed considerable local interests and that the effects of such a large army living off the land may have created considerable resentment and hostility in the area.
Amid the most protracted economic slump in living memory, the data – prepared before a YouGov-Cambridge conference week, at which the Guardian is media partner – records considerable resentment towards the "undeserving poor" across the western world.
In the background, Facebook is gathering this data in its hive-mind, engendering considerable resentment from rivals and detractors who fear the consequences of a single company knowing so much about so many.
