Sentence examples for furious because of from inspiring English sources

"But everyone is furious because of the promises that have gone for so long".

Business groups are furious because of a) additional tax and b) the shock change in the scheme which corrodes their trust in a stable and predictable regulatory environment.

"I am furious because of the stupidity of all this," said Ecclestone. "The good old days when I could do the right thing are over.

Now, Wall Street is trying to harness the anger of ordinary people -- who are furious because of the economic disaster that Wall Street itself created -- to allow them to use the Republicans as a vessel to take back the control of Congress.

Moscow is furious because many of its citizens, who have channeled money to Cyprus, would pay the deposit tax.

Ms. Rodriguez said she sometimes wondered whether audiences were drawn to the "Fast and the Furious" movies because of the actors or because of the cars.

Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, issued a furious response because of the steps taken by traders to reduce the fees that Lloyds, which also owns Bank of Scotland and Halifax, paid for emergency funding.

The governor is proud of the new street lights he has installed, but the residents are furious because they see little of Nigeria's oil wealth.Kano is on the edge of Africa's interior, which stretches from the dusty vastness of the Sahara desert, just to the north, down to the lush, fertile valleys of the Congo river and up to the Ugandan border.

The resulting bubble makes a few people super-rich, a bunch of people quite rich, and millions of people furious because they thought they were going to get rich too.

"They are furious because he valued our way of life far more than Celebrity Center sex trash," wrote Duncan.

In Kristen's case, we are furious because she shattered the trust of the boyfriend who is supposed to be deeply in love with her and has also threatened the marriage of a man with two children.