Sentence examples for acrimonious protest from inspiring English sources

Public perceptions of risk associated with these projects can have a contagious effect, which mismanaged can escalate into long-term and sometimes acrimonious protest stand-offs that have negative implications for the community, firms involved and the construction industry as a whole.

Just when Greece hoped for breathing space after adopting a new five-year austerity plan despite fierce street protests, acrimonious talks on making private bondholders pay have wrecked any chance of that.

Looking back, Wilson's outburst and the acrimonious tea party protests would set the tone for this year's Republican primary debates.

During the past year, a series of police killings of African-Americans across the country has inspired grief, outrage, protest, and acrimonious debate.

Despite this acrimonious and tragic history, the Kurds have been staging massive protests in solidarity with people throughout Syria since the beginning of the uprising to topple Assad's regime.

Curbishley has now settled his acrimonious dispute with West Ham, the club he left in September 2008 in protest at boardroom interference.

Ideological opportunists will ask: Doesn't the acrimonious collapse of the Mayor's marriage cast a shadow over his protests at religious defamation by the sensation-seeking Brooklyn museum, his knee-jerk defense of police accused of brutality and his denial of a livelihood to menacing squeegee men?

We have got to begin planning what we are going to do.'" Chow, the head of the Hong Kong Federation of Students until April, admitted acrimonious divisions had opened up between groups with different views on how last year's protests should have been conducted.

On Friday, with protest leaders saying they planned to remain indefinitely, St . Pauls officials chose to join in the lawsuit, precipitating an acrimonious debate within the Church of England, and among the protesters.

Their parting was acrimonious.

The relationship turned acrimonious.