Sentence examples for further antagonise from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to further antagonise," a party source said.

Yet such measures are likely to further antagonise people.

If May does not want to further antagonise her partners she should be humble, constructive and flexible in her letter.

Many claim that it's an unsustainable strategy and will further antagonise the majority youth who are feeling deprived of the development and security initiatives of the international community and the Afghan government.

By announcing the U-turn to fellow Lib Dems, Cable appeared to have bypassed normal cabinet procedures, which will further antagonise his Conservative coalition partners, some of whom were fiercely opposed to abandoning the sale.

When you are responsible for the firm that has caused America's worst environmental disaster, your life is no longer your own, and wishing it were otherwise will only further antagonise the public.

They have been further antagonised by bloody mishaps involving American troops and CIA contractors.

We saw the climbdown coming with reports that George Osborne was under enormous pressure, even from the PM, to 'play it safe' and avoid further antagonising the 'Brexiters' on the Tory back benches.

The Israeli's return to the club would represent further antagonising an increasingly disillusioned fanbase, though that he is under consideration reflects the chaos currently gripping the European champions.

Furthermore, Akt was proven to be responsible for sustained activation of Bcl-2 by nicotine, which further antagonised cisplatin-mediated apoptotic signalling.

His comments come at a time when Bangladesh-Myanmar relations have been antagonised further by a build-up of Myanmar troops on the border, close to a strip of land housing about 6,000 Rohingya.