Hom said disadvantaged individuals tend to be targeted, while celebrities and wealthy families "can either afford to pay the heavy fines and/or use their government connections for immunity", exacerbating resentments.
That political reality, which many political analysts say is a possibility, has exacerbated resentments among Cruceños over what they say is a lack of regional control over finances and government.
Vicious Chinese denunciations of the Dalai Lama, and particularly the contempt that some local Chinese officials display toward Tibetan culture, exacerbate the resentment.
The fact that the United States has been reluctant to drill for oil in some of its own territories exacerbates the resentment.
In recent years, the slowing economy and a growing rich-poor gap, which has stalled many Chinese families' efforts to climb into the middle class, have exacerbated public resentment of officials who are often able to operate on an entirely different level in business because of their connections.
When Mr. Gibbs said there was "no doubt" that Republicans could win the House, it exacerbated long-simmering resentment by House Democrats who think the White House is not invested enough in their success.
Unfortunately his attack was marred by a factual error which Sir Monty has wasted no time in exploiting to maximum humiliating effect, and vague dislike on Howard's part has turned to boiling resentment, exacerbated by the fact that he has been unable to complete his own book, Against Rembrandt.
This was exacerbated by the resentment felt at the introduction of 20,000 Iraqi troops into the province in the aftermath of the Defile, and the parallel order of Caliph Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik (r. 723 743) to disperse of the older Arab settlers from Marw to other settlements so as to improve their defence against the Turgesh.
"These forces often operate with little or no accountability and exacerbate the anger and resentment felt by communities," the Human Rights Office of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan wrote in its report on protection of civilians for 2009.
Amid emotional tension exacerbated by Florence's resentment of Agathe for being their mother's favorite, their loyal Algerian housekeeper, Mimouna (Mimouna Hadji), is a calm voice of certainty.
