Sentence examples for cause fury from inspiring English sources

It is certain to cause fury in the government, which is being criticised, including from some Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, for lacking a compelling message other than the necessity of public spending cuts and austerity.

This will have to wind its way through the Commons and the Lords, where it may again run into trouble, even though the hereditary peers (the most solidly pro-hunting part of the legislature) are now a minority.Whatever its contents, the bill will cause fury.

One issue certain to cause fury among the militants was the assertion by one of the Pakistani militant groups, Harakat Jihad-I-Islami, that 85 of its members who had joined Taliban military forces were killed today by an American B-52 bomber strike in Afghanistan.

Growing corruption is causing fury.

The decision caused fury in many quarters, and prompted an unlikely coalition.

His reticence, more than anything, caused fury among the parents and his fellow-teachers.

— and the Acropolis, too," it caused fury, rekindling resentments smoldering since World War II.

The UK government has caused fury by stating that the antiquities could instead be bought.

They caused fury and scorn among the critics, but were they ever exciting".

That caused fury in Oslo, where the Hungarian ambassador to Norway was summoned to the foreign ministry.

In September America commemorated the tenth anniversary of the September 11th attacks.America's mission in Abbottabad caused fury in Pakistan.