Sentence examples for firm anger from inspiring English sources

The next result illustrates another obvious feature of the rise in anger: when for some exogenous reason workers become "captive" of one particular firm, anger is more likely.

However, if unpaid overtime is used in fact by workers to signal a higher value to the firm (Anger 2008), WM2 would be preferred.

Gates offered Ballmer 8.75% of the firm, angering other staff and Allen, who had agreed to a far smaller percentage.

Court records show that the firm angered state court judges for alleged false statements and filing suspect documents.

THE CRIMSON 3i Promises to Raise Its Dividend  |  The 3i Group has pledged to shareholders that it will raise its dividend, after investors in the British investment firm expressed anger over the stock's disappointing performance.

Perhaps because he was hamstrung by conflicts stemming from his previous work, he did not step in to cut a deal that could have saved Arthur Andersen as an audit-only firm, further angering the reformers.

A bus driver for an engineering firm, possibly angered that colleagues cut him out of a scheme to steal antiquities, shot and killed six employees on a company shuttle bus Tuesday morning before surrendering to the authorities, local investigators and Egypt's Interior Ministry said.

Taking any firm position will anger one of these groups, but taking no firm position risks angering both.

The firm first attracted anger for its return to making billions, and paying its employees millions, right after the financial crisis.

War requires righteous anger, firm resolve and fighting spirit, but when you listen to Godspeed You Black Emperor! you don't hear any of that.

The tea making firm Twinings provoked anger, the Newcastle Chronicle reported, with its decision to open a new factory in Poland weeks after announcing plans to stop production at a plant in North Shields and leave 286 workers without jobs.