Sentence examples for fostering resentment from inspiring English sources

Aside from fostering resentment between rich and poor people, there is mounting evidence that it causes environmental degradation.

The West's coming inclusion of those three states in NATO redresses a horrific Hitler-Stalin wrong, but is galling to Moscow, which has been fostering resentment among Russian ethnics implanted there since Stalin's time.

Fostering resentment over "jobs shipped abroad" is part of money power's strategy.

If that happens, the report said, it carries the risk of "entrenching impunity, undermining national legal processes, and fostering resentment and the perception of injustice.

They have a corrosive effect on our political culture by promoting religious bigotry and anti-gay extremism, by claiming that the United States was meant to be a Christian nation, and by fostering resentment among conservative evangelicals with repeated false assertions that liberal elites are out to destroy religious liberty and silence conservative religious voices.

Means-tested benefits are also politically divisive, fostering resentment among those who believe they will never personally benefit from them.

"It fosters resentment and distrust.

That relationship has also fostered resentment, and some Pakistani leaders welcome an American disengagement.

Their success, symbolizing that of many who share their demographic characteristics, has fostered resentment partly because it has come during a period of declining median family income.

A long-haired kid who liked Indonesian cigarettes flavored with cloves, he found it hard to fit in with the beer-drinking crew, and his lineage fostered resentment.

The move has fostered resentment among some ski resort employees, whose bonuses have been cut and whose stock options remain worthless as underperforming acquisitions drain cash from Vail's profitable ski operation.