Sentence examples for increase anger from inspiring English sources

Such inflammatory words only served to increase anger in the banlieues – it was clearly the language of war.

They are rooted in the belief that hard times increase anger which in turn benefits the left.

The drumbeat of daily attacks on allied soldiers, meanwhile, is forcing military leaders to strike back with measures that often increase anger and fear.

In the present economic climate the likelihood is that assistance levels will fall, which will increase anger among developing countries and induce further accusations of broken pledges.

That may increase anger about immigration from eastern Europe, suggests Ruairi Quinn, a Labour politician who headed a Yes campaign group last year.

Some of them say it will increase anger and consternation on the backbenches, our correspondent added.

A new study suggests that low levels of glucose in the blood may increase anger and aggression between spouses.

The increase angered Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, who withheld his approval.

Necessary or not, that tax increase angered New Jerseyans and propelled Republicans to electoral victories over the next decade.

Blaming others in the heat of the moment tends to increase anger-evoking thoughts like "you nearly killed me!" or "you terrible driver, get out of my way," Steindl says.

Or perhaps a symptom of her own increasing anger with things.