Sentence examples for has created bitterness from inspiring English sources

This has created bitterness among some employees — bitterness stoked by the favored status seemingly granted to Dina Powell, who runs the foundation.

The aides said the vote today had created bitterness among conservative Republicans who were forced by their leaders to choose between two powerful, traditionally Republican constituencies, the business community and anti-abortion groups.

Mr Hussein's brilliance is that from such a narrow difference he has created so much bitterness and disarray.

The unusual nature of Canada's potash reserves — about half of the global supply comes from Canada — and widespread bitterness over other foreign takeovers of Canadian mining companies had created pressure from even prominent business leaders to block the deal.

Mr. Rockefeller said the health bill had created an almost perfect storm of political and policy disagreements, so that some of the bitterness reflected basic philosophical disputes crystallized by President Obama's agenda.

Bloody gang wars fed by ethnic and political bitterness, drugs and the Taliban, and a steady drum beat of gangsterism have created a culture of impunity under the stunned gaze of police.

That was when he needed to erase the bitterness of his fight with Senator McCain and soften the hard conservative edges he had created for himself.

But the shift also created bitterness, particularly among students who felt their lives had been short-circuited by the previous practice.

This self-segregation has produced an elite with little understanding of the lives of regular Americans.At the same time globalisation and secularisation have destroyed any sense of community between elites and the masses, and created bitterness among those left behind.

Many Ebola survivors now experience this, creating bitterness between survivors, quarantined families, and the larger community.

He foresaw that they would create bitterness in those who had expected a different solution to this delicate problem. . . .