Sentence examples for increasing resentment from inspiring English sources

Increasing resentment of Danish rule has led to a gradual move towards independence.

This was not a priority for the previous administration, which led to increasing resentment against cyclists and cycle superhighways.

The latest C.I.A. report follows earlier intelligence assessments that warned American commanders in Iraq of increasing resentment among ordinary Iraqis.

Growth is slowing, inequality has soared and issues such as pollution and corruption have led to increasing resentment.

The situation has fuelled a growing poor-rich divide as well as increasing resentment among those who see German prosperity being built on the exploitation of the downtrodden.

When my mother was forced out of teaching in 1945, her increasing resentment at this treatment was a permanent feature of my childhood after I arrived in 1947.

The importance of the terminology debate and its influence on shaping a field is crucial, especially due to the increasing resentments and campaigns against the trend of including CAM into conventional medical centers [ 12, 24].

The new finding has only increased resentment.

That disconnect has only increased resentment levels among many tenants, already reeling from a year or more of rent increases.

The whole economic situation could be a major reason for increased resentment, contributing to the regime's fall.

Government bailouts of financial and auto companies have increased resentment over astronomical pay that can seem unrelated to performance.