Sentence examples for because of potential anger from inspiring English sources

There have been concerns that Advance's ownership of Women's Wear Daily could mean softer coverage because of potential anger from Conde Nast advertisers.

Mr Rama's visit had already been postponed because of the anger surrounding the match on both sides.

The UK ONS study reported only two motives: "to draw attention" and "because of anger".

Some of the troubles they've had are because of their anger at her being gone".

China is trying to burn less coal because of public anger at air pollution.

Then came Massachusetts, and the interpretation that the Democratic Senate candidate was defeated in large part because of populist anger.

American soldiers die because of Muslim anger at Washington's support for Israel, as US Commander General David Petraeus suggested last month.

Luis Fortuño, the previous governor, lost his job last year partly because of public anger at the cuts he oversaw.

People get themselves into tricky tax situations because of their anger at what they perceive as unfairness".

However, she experienced physical symptoms because of her anger and frustration.

Be very careful, because they might crush you or you could get hurt because of their anger.