As China faces increased wrath from developed nations for not doing enough to control greenhouse gas emissions, it will speed up the construction of nuclear power plants and may initiate a no-car policy in some cities.
But many BLM workers, especially in Nevada and neighboring Utah, have been on edge, facing the brunt of increasing public wrath.
Clegg has learned to imitate Cameron's aggressive responses (he used to try the soft answer, but it only increased the wrath).
Employment discrimination increased the wrath of locals against Assad's regime: Alawites dominated government jobs at the expense of Sunni majority who felt like slaves.
Mr Chapman, of La Villiaze Evangelical Congregational Church, said: "Any further erosion of Godly laws will only increase the wrath of God against us".
Even without the Aegis, American support for Taiwan is likely to increase, risking Beijing's wrath.
EA's General Counsel communicated to Zynga that Mr. Cottle's departure had intensified EA's concern about losing talent to competitors and increased Mr. Riccitiello's wrath toward Zynga by again making him look bad to his Board, shareholders and the gaming community.
The challenge, however, is that most European governments don't have a lot of wiggle room to increase their NATO contributions unless they want to incur the wrath of their electorates by cutting social spending.
Supporters of direct elections said such a system would increase pressure on the executive director to win large raises from the city, because the directors would know they would face the members' wrath if they negotiated poor contracts.
A prominent Bostonian carried his ailing child the twenty miles to Salem, the Lourdes of New England, to be evaluated by the village girls, incurring the wrath of Increase Mather.
