Sentence examples for source of ire from inspiring English sources

The main source of ire towards Gillard appears to come from her decision not to have children.

It's a cost-saving convenience for travellers and a money-making opportunity for homeowners, yet a source of ire to scores of traditional hotels and guest-houses.

He's lashed out at the special counsel, his senior adviser's husband and the late senator John McCain -- a frequent source of ire, from even beyond the grave.

Although the Federal Reserve's rate hikes have been a source of ire for President Trump, who has blamed the central bank and Powell for raising rates too quickly and disrupting the stock market, most economists in the NABE endorse the Fed's actions.

Since its inception, Airbnb – the website that allows people to rent out their homes for holiday accommodation – has been a contentious issue in cities. It's a cost-saving convenience for travellers and a money-making opportunity for homeowners, yet a source of ire to scores of traditional hotels and guest-houses.

A source of ire may have also been the unusual freedom that Hedi Slimane was given as the new creative director of Saint Laurent, also owned by PPR, even though Mr. Slimane had been inactive in design for about five years and had not done a women's collection.

But other sources of ire among the Rapanui have also emerged, including bitterness over privileges like subsidized housing that have been extended to some mainland Chileans, competition for jobs in the lucrative tourism trade and the mainland's control over the island's affairs.

One of the biggest sources of ire is the sense that America is not what it used to be; that it is a less powerful nation than it had been in the past; that, more to the point, the American Dream has died.

The source of his ire was the suggestion that the NHS was not working.

They supplied few details of the source of that ire but said they had two cooperating witnesses who were at the center of the events.

But the big money for the family would come from its stake in the deal, a source of particular ire for opponents.