Sentence examples for fed popular from inspiring English sources

The laws also fed popular resentment against the authorities.

His actions are unconscionable and miss the lessons of Egypt and Tunisia where violence only fed popular anger.

That has fed popular disillusionment and concerns about the more prominent role Mr. Chavez wants for the military.

While there appeared to be no direct link between the two latest episodes, they jolted Israeli complacency, fed popular distrust of Palestinians and deepened skepticism about the recently resumed Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.

Fundamentalist rhetoric also fed popular fervour for an eight-year war against Iraq, framing the struggle as a continuation of the ancient fight between the evil caliph Yazid and the martyred Hussein, who was killed at the battle of Karbala in 680.

That year, a celebrated conviction of the dealer Frank Lloyd, for conspiring to plunder the estate of Mark Rothko, fed popular suspicions that the art world was a quasi-criminal enterprise zone, in which Castelli — who had a near-monopoly on the top artists and sold their work for prices that seemed fantastic — figured to be the gangster-in-chief.

The ballooning trade deficit is feeding popular fears about "unfair" competition from abroad.

Any talk of long-term basing rights, in particular, will only feed popular resentments.

That will lead to a vicious feedback loop in which recession widens budget deficits, swells government debts and feeds popular opposition to austerity and reform.

"They cut the grass, but the grass will grow again because the economic crisis continues to feed popular discontent," he said.

Insiders argue that retreat from a loudly announced commitment (one that was popular enough to stave off a snap election in 2007 that the party would probably have lost) would only feed popular cynicism.