Sentence examples for contributed to anger from inspiring English sources

How has our President contributed to anger in the electorate?

The report's conclusions have in turn contributed to anger over the case, and are expected to help swell the numbers at demonstrations planned this Saturday to mark the first anniversary.

It acknowledges that political and economic grievances, including perceptions of British foreign policy in the Islamic world, have played a role, and that Iraq, Afghanistan and perceived inaction over Palestine have also contributed to anger and controversy.

In that process, they felt they encountered discrimination, prejudice, and hostility (whether or not it was 'objectively' true) from the criminal justice authorities and other social service agencies and entitlement programs whose task it was to allegedly help them post-incarceration, which contributed to anger, resentfulness, and suspicion.

The resulting fiscal pullback slowed the economic recovery and contributed to anger at Washington, which typically gets directed at the party that controls the White House.

It is Islam's absence in the institutions young European Muslims encounter, starting with the school's calendar, classroom and canteen, that contributes to anger and alienation.

He added, however, that a perception of American bias in the region had contributed to popular anger.

In his novel Ajniḥat al-farāshah ("The Wings of the Butterfly"), Egyptian writer Muḥammad Salmāwī denounced the political corruption in Egypt that contributed to the anger underlying the uprising.

If you think globalization, immigration and trade have contributed to political anger, wait until robots take away millions and millions of jobs.

Garner, 43, died July 17 after Officer Daniel Pantaleo placed him in what appeared to be a chokehold during an arrest that was recorded on videos, which have contributed to public anger over the treatment of African American men by police.

The Palestinian Centre for Policy and Survey Research (PSR), an independent think-tank based in Ramallah, said the death of a toddler who burned to death in a suspected arson attack by settlers, and last summer's Gaza conflict had contributed to rising anger.