Sentence examples for cause of considerable bitterness from inspiring English sources

But here in Peshawbestown, on the tiny reservation of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, the agreement is the cause of considerable bitterness.

There is no shortage of social grievances that, long unaddressed by politicians, are a source of considerable bitterness.

The league was just beginning to grapple in earnest with the effects of free agency, and the emerging class system of haves (the teams that could afford to compete for high-priced superstars) and have-nots (those that couldn't) was causing considerable bitterness between the owners of big-market and small-market teams.

It can be the cause of considerable morbidity and at time even mortality".

Among the songs he wrote or finished for the Living in the Material World album, a fair amount reflected on his years with the Beatles, and in the case of "Who Can See It", with considerable bitterness.

Despite her considerable bitterness, Ms. George is optimistic.

Its removal by security guards to a chapel inside the palace last September is another cause of bitterness and distrust.

Both germs cause a considerable amount of misery.

A vocal minority online protested that their MacBooks spontaneously shut down from time to time, causing no end of bitterness.

So the return to Palestine produced not a sense of solidarity in the struggle for the common cause but rather bitterness and alienation.

It can even cause them considerable inconvenience.