Sentence examples for bring ire from inspiring English sources

This manuscript thus reports all the parameters necessary to bring IRE towards clinical trials that should help in defining the indications of this new cancer treatment.

This tension existing between protecting national security and protecting civil liberties brings ire to Shahid Buttar, executive director for the Bill of Rights Defense Committee.

The authors bring up the point that "the views on tumour neo-angiogenesis have remained polarized and we have yet to stop tumour growth" in no uncertain terms bringing ire from the community.

Meanwhile, a couple of convicted paedophiles in Wales sued the police for bringing public ire down on them by disclosing their identities.

The abrupt resignation, just three weeks after the Freedom Party brought the ire of Europe down on Austria by joining a government coalition, reflected the country's discomfort at its isolation.

3. What is Dr. Hu's job? 4. Why has his work brought the ire of some, like Senator Jeff Flake? 5. How do Dr. Hu and his supporters defend his research?

But Tunnock knows his politics bring publicity and ire and trolls, and he doesn't care.

Intellectual property rights and control over seeds by multinational corporations also bring out the ire of opposition groups [ 1].

The Obama administration's attempt to stem that over-the-counter flow by simply requiring sellers to report bulk sales brought down the ire of the National Rifle Association.

Mr. Adachi's quest has been described as a one-man crusade, and it has brought him the ire of everyone from Mayor Gavin Newsom to the city's powerful labor unions.

It is a shrewd gambit for a Chinese writer seeking to speak his mind without bringing down the ire of the government: to begin by offering, in proper Maoist tradition, self-criticism.