Sentence examples for move would infuriate from inspiring English sources

The move would infuriate China.

Such a move would infuriate Riyadh, unnerve arms manufacturers and embarrass the Conservative government.

On one hand, he knew that such a move would infuriate the Arab world and endanger the Oslo process.

Such a move would infuriate many small shareholders who rely on the lucrative returns they make from BT to augment their own pensions.

China has said it will apply to enter the World Trade Organization regardless of the Congressional vote, and the United States is unlikely to stand in its way -- in part because such a move would infuriate Taiwan whose membership is being held up until China joins.

But it would only get one shot at it — such a move would infuriate its partners to the point that they would abandon the platform, or at the very least, begin to seek alternatives.

Such moves would infuriate consumers.

They have begun talking again about the possibility of electing a president on a simple-majority basis, a move that would infuriate the opposition.

The move would further infuriate Essendon and the AFL, who had hoped Wada would not go ahead with the challenge.

I can't imagine anything that would infuriate Scots more.

And he would infuriate his largest shareholder, America.