Sentence examples for because of public anger from inspiring English sources
China is trying to burn less coal because of public anger at air pollution.
Luis Fortuño, the previous governor, lost his job last year partly because of public anger at the cuts he oversaw.
This has pitted the local branch against the national party headquarters, which withheld support for Mr. Tsushima because of public anger over too many second- and third-generation lawmakers.
Japan has taken a hard line against North Korea, largely because of public anger here over the abduction of at least a dozen Japanese citizens in the 1970s and 1980s; they were taken to North Korea to teach languages to spies.
Arturo Fontaine, a Chilean political analyst, argues that the left returned to power in his country this year partly because of public anger at market abuses, such as usurious store cards, an oligopoly of pharmacies and fraudulent practices by private universities.
The divide between the White House and the Republicans, who secured victory partly because of public anger over the billions in public debt, will widen further after today's announcement by the Federal Reserve that it is committing $600bn£373bnbn) more in government bonds to try to stimulate the economy.
But allegations of corruption are harder for the news media to ignore now, because of a huge groundswell of public anger.
Mr Cowen feels the heat of public anger not only because of his government's belt-tightening but because he is widely perceived to have failed to curb the excesses of Ireland's housing-led economic boom during his tenure as finance minister, between 2004 and 2008.In this section Now what?
Corruption is the major source of public anger in China because it takes many forms that massively damage social welfare and public trust, especially in connection with civil rights abuses against citizens (Gong 2002; Meng 2014; Wedeman 2004, 2012, 2013a).
The currency revaluation elicited highly unusual outbursts of public anger.
There will be high levels of public anger.
