Sentence examples for should further infuriate from inspiring English sources

Hints of reggae rhythm and guests like a scratching disc jockey should further infuriate purists.

You can bet that all such historical forays, should they materialize, will further infuriate the Metropolitan and other colleagues on whose territory Mr. Krens blithely poaches.

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

Buying Kia mainly to shut down its factories would help ease the capacity glut, but would further infuriate the unions something the government can ill afford.

That only further infuriated his bosses.

In the end, Kinsley upstaged Johnson, further infuriating him.

He tumbled to a stop and was granted a generous spot, further infuriating the Don Bosco supporters.

But the new release of information about Mr. Dorismond only further infuriated the mayor's critics.

The in-depth coverage of mounting protests two weeks ago that led to Mr. Chávez's ouster further infuriated them.

De Mistura further infuriated the opposition with an offhand remark at a press conference in Vienna a few days later.

Further infuriating the Czechoslovak Communists, they sang their first songs in English, with the help of Paul Wilson, a Canadian translator.