Sentence examples for provoking anger from inspiring English sources
The £335m bonus pot is slightly smaller than the £342m shared last year, provoking anger among some senior staff.
Their harsh rule in the north was already provoking anger among the conquered Malians, who sometimes took to the street to express it.
His words divorced of the complexity of his argument and their context spread quickly — an allegation against a multitude, provoking anger and offense.
Two of that number failed drug tests but the IOC has still chosen to reinstate Russia's Olympic membership, provoking anger among the international sporting community.
Barely half a year into his premiership, Japan's Shinzo Abe is provoking anger across Asia and mixed feelings in his country's key ally, the United States.
It is this idea that separate workplaces get in the way of tackling bullying, harassment and discrimination that is provoking anger on the assembly lines in Barking.
The guidelines provoked anger and derision in equal measure.
The sudden closure has provoked anger among customers.
Ehiogu's inclusion provoked anger on social media.
The Australian's cartoon has provoked anger in India.
Drone strikes have provoked anger from Yemen to Pakistan.
