Sentence examples for existing resentments from inspiring English sources

This may become an increasingly important issue if we are to avoid the exploitation of existing resentments.

Divisive moves from Republika Srpska like last spring's referendum proposal only intensify existing resentments.

"This is the classic playbook of the Kremlin, to parachute in its own people to guide locals and augment existing resentments," Brian Whitmore, Senior Eurasia Editor at Radio Free Europe, tells VICE News.

Given the massing of NATO forces in the south, the answer appears to be attack the urban, civilian population, creating widespread insecurity in an effort to reinforce the existing resentment of foreign troops and doubts about President Hamid Karzai's government.

But they're not outright chilling, unlike, say, reading that: "racial resentment played a larger role in the 2016 [American] election than economic concerns … Trump successfully leveraged existing resentment towards African Americans in combination with emerging fears of increased racial diversity in America to reshape the presidential electorate".

However, the more important subtext is that she really deserved it, and here the show is very efficiently conveying existing social resentment.

When the unifying narrative of jihad faded after President Mohammad Najibullah's fall in 1992, political parties capitalized on existing social tensions and resentments to build their bases as representatives of different ethnic groups.

What this official points to is the effect of the one-year funding cycle of PEPFAR, which means that incentives cannot be guaranteed beyond that time frame, which may create resentment among existing staff members, who narrowly miss out on receiving top-ups or change their performance from year to year.

The recruitment criteria aimed not to pull workers out of the public health care system, cause resentment among existing workers through the introduction of inequitable compensation plans, or draw from the private sector or faith-based organizations and reduce their effectiveness.

But the embargo freezes the existing impasse, induces anger and resentment, restricts the freedoms of US citizens, and makes it difficult for us to exchange ideas and respect.

Although you're probably brimful of new ideas, simply presenting these as the new way of doing things is unlikely to get buy-in from existing employees - and can create resentment.