Sentence examples for led to angry from inspiring English sources

Austerity measures meant to attain such fiscal "solidity" have led to angry protests in several countries.

This led to angry reprimands from the United Nations Security Council and from America itself.

The acquittal in Mr. Nelson's first trial, on Oct. 29, 1992, led to angry protests.

Meanwhile, austerity measures meant to win back market confidence have led to angry protests in several countries.

That report had led to angry denials in Poland, straining the relationship between the nations, which had been improving.

The confusion led to angry exchanges between customers and employees, prompting the airline to call out security personnel.

Their disagreements lead to angry clashes that seem to spur great things from Hernandez.

It is a volatile combination that leads to angry gestures, blaring horns, crazy retaliatory driving and, sometimes, worse.

Companies sometimes charge extra cleaning fees when customers violate no-smoking policies, but this can lead to angry travelers claiming they were improperly charged.

This "shadow negotiation," which takes place under the surface, helps to explain why discussions of concrete, seemingly rational issues can lead to angry outbursts, hurt feelings, and simmering conflict (see also, How Emotions Affect Your Negotiating Ability).

This "shadow negotiation," which takes place under the surface of the conversation, explains why discussions of concrete, seemingly rational matters can lead to angry outbursts and hurt feelings that can require conflict management.