For instance, whereas Lebanon's army is seen as closer to Christians and Shias, its internal security forces have tended to be Sunni-dominated.As Mr Assad has weakened, Hizbullah has felt increasingly threatened, while Sunni rage has grown.
His rage has grown sharper and more poisonous just in the last few days, replete with crude, vulgar and repulsive personal comments directed at Hillary Clinton, his likely Democratic opponent should he be the Republican presidential nominee next year.
Thus they have had minimal or no impact for the past decade, as the rage for SUVs has grown.
FRESNO, Calif — A wildfire raging out of control has grown to nearly 200 square miles and spread into Yosemite National Park at the height of the summer season for one of California's most popular tourist destinations.
Unemployment has soared, AIDS rages unchecked, and the economy has grown too slowly to lift many South Africans out of poverty.The party's leaders have tried to distract voters from the government's shortcomings by appealing to racial solidarity and reminding blacks of the horrors they suffered under apartheid.
The vulnerable tearaway she sang about in Young Girls has grown up, found her power, learned to channel the rage through chords and lyrics and built a family.
An intermittent war rages in the country's remote north, and a secessionist movement has grown worse in the south.
For the first section, "Spectre — 1914," Jennifer DePalo, who has grown immeasurably in the solo, conveys the underlying vulnerability of rage.
The crack epidemic still rages quietly, even though it has largely slipped from public concern, and a popular myth has grown that the trade is burning itself out because so many crack addicts became zombies.
ISTANBUL — As the war in Syria rages next door, Turks have grown increasingly weary of nearly daily reports of troubles at home: Iranian spies working with Kurdish insurgents, soldiers ambushed and killed, millions spent caring for a flood of refugees, lost trade and havoc in border villages.
After four decades of raging crime, many residents here have grown accustomed to the violence; the police and prosecutors increasingly find themselves stymied by outright hostility — fed by a popular culture that equates cooperation with snitching — and widespread witness intimidation that lets murder suspects roam free.
