Sentence examples for creates retaliation from inspiring English sources

This in turn creates retaliation among rivals and leads to lower profits.

This, he argued, allowed for a flood of pro-Trump, anti-Clinton content (including fake news), some of which was created in retaliation to bubble to the top.

If there was a homesteader who had set something up, and Aboriginal people wanted it, they went and helped themselves, which created the retaliation from the homesteaders … 'Well, that's vermin and we've got to protect ourselves from it' – like foxes getting into your chookyard, which is a sad reality when you look at humans versus humans.

"If the state will create violence, retaliation is a must," says Sahoo.

It felt less like typical UN poor planning and more like purposeful chaos created in retaliation for her words.

While the policy may save some jobs in import-competing industries, it would hurt employment in export industries, as it is bound to create protectionist retaliation among international trading partners.

Awakening in separate locked rooms, Jill and Parker manage to regroup and witness a video transmission of a Veltro member threatening to infect one fifth of the Earth's oceans with the T-Abyss, which was created in retaliation to the FBC for their involvement in the destruction of Veltro's forces on Terragrigia.

Retaliation creates an endless cycle of violence.

A Cambridge, Mass., physical education teacher, Thomas Murphy, told The Boston Globe, "Any time you throw an object at somebody, it creates an environment of retaliation and resentment.

Neither do the Knicks, as they demonstrated last night, which they ought to keep in mind as the series shifts to New York and the frustration of being outclassed creates the temptation for retaliation.

However, the state failed in two standards of appointing a designated agency and creating penalties for retaliation and other mistreatment.