Sentence examples for increases in anger from inspiring English sources
Dr Vance and his colleagues assessed daily reports submitted by willing gamers as to their aggression levels and violent tendencies, and over 90% of subjects reported dramatic increases in anger and violent inclinations whenever they viewed a news story that associated video games and violent behaviour.
"Substantial" increases in anger over traffic were tallied in several cities, including New York (35 percent in 2011 versus 14 percent in 2010), Los Angeles (29 percent in 2011 versus 14 percent in 2010) and Toronto (29 percent in 2011 versus 14 percent in 2010).
However, it has been reliably demonstrated that depression is also related to heightened dispositional NA and lower dispositional PA [13], and as discussed above elevated trait positivity may relate to increases in anger [9].
Solvent levels above the accepted threshold have also been associated with increases in anger and confusion among child workers aged 10-17 years [ 37].
These results obtained in hypogonadal men are paralleled in some respects by the study of O'Connor et al (2004) showing that a single injection of 1000 mg TU to 28 eugonadal young men, elevating mean T levels above normal, was associated with significant increases in anger-hostility from baseline to week 2 after the injection.
Girls and boys did not differ on the level of risk factors experienced except for a greater increase in anger over time for girls relative to boys.
When asked to describe their personality change, 19 patients (66%) reported an increase in anger (being short-tempered and irritable); 8 patients (28%) reported being less social; 3 patients (10%) reported increased sensitivity; and 1 patient (3%) reported feelings of hopelessness.
The increases in drug testing have angered civil liberties groups, who say that the practice is an invasion of people's privacy outside of safety critical roles.
He said lawmakers had approached him in recent days pledging to increase donations to the party effort in anger over the Democratic assault.
A second, quite direct and simple channel is through the reduction in anger: since an increase in wages lowers firms' profits, and total anger depends on the size of profits, a rise in wages reduces anger and increases welfare.
