Sentence examples for raised the anger from inspiring English sources

Last winter, Greenpeace activists abseiled down the state capitol to oppose the plant.The case has also raised the anger of Louisiana's Republican governor, Mike Foster, and the state's business lobby.

He raised the anger of Leisler's opponents by implementing the parliamentary act he had helped pass, and saw through the restoration of Leisler's properties.

The Federal Office for Unification-Related soldial Tasks sold, closed or revamped some 30,000 businesses and produced more than $120 billion in losses, raising the anger of taxpayers.

But the rides, which in most cases do not have formal leaders and are organized by word of mouth, can raise the anger of drivers and the local police.

The crowd was there to see Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has recognized what should now be apparent to most New Yorkers -- that the continuing excesses of the Police Department, and the hostile attitudes of Rudolph Giuliani and Howard Safir, have raised the level of anger, frustration and fear among black New Yorkers to an almost unbearable pitch.

That sort of anger raised the likelihood that Republicans would have to generate large numbers of votes to advance any deal in Congress, much as they did to help approve the big financial system bailout at President George W. Bush's request in 2008.

The Republican National Committee's near-100-page blueprint a year after for tweaking the party raised the temperature level on Tea Party anger even higher.

That raised the cost of mortgages, and angered some banks.

Their anger, in turn, raised the threat of lawsuits -- a sure-fire behavior modifier.

The continuing anger in Congress raised the likelihood that the tax deal would be approved largely with Republican votes.

Mourning was clearly angered that Martin raised the issue of his kidney ailment.