Sentence examples for by grievances from inspiring English sources

Many disturbances are prompted by grievances over illegal land seizures or official malfeasance.

Ethnically driven clashes, fueled by grievances over land and power, have flared in just about every corner of the country.

He said that because Abu Sayyaf's leadership had been decimated, the group's members were now motivated by "grievances".

The enmity is partly historical, driven by grievances from imperial Japan's land grabs in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and from World War II.

According to police, the gunman, Micah Johnson, was a political extremist motivated by grievances over police shootings promoted by the the Black Lives Matters movement.

For a vocal minority, this rising Englishness is driven by grievances: anti-Europe, anti-Scotland, anti-immigration, anti-Muslim, as Edgar notes.

We don't want to build an infrastructure by grievance".

"Civil wars are far more likely to be caused by economic opportunities than by grievance".

President Obama, and the social justice warriors who fuelled his presidency, divided the country by grievance groups.

A white-haired man with a used-up appearance, Mr Singh squats in a dim, furniture-less room surrounded by upper-caste farmers united by grievance.

AN ASCENDING economy, industrialising fast, that challenges the established power; hungry competition over energy resources; disputes over territory or spheres of influence; and nationalisms inflamed on one side by grievance and on the other by the opponent's presumption.