Sentence examples for stirring ire from inspiring English sources

But the abduction reports are stirring ire.

The vigor of their efforts is stirring the ire of some Asian activists and others.

"We fire when we have to, take a life to save a life," Prince Harry said, stirring Taliban ire by ascribing his aptitude as a gunner to his prowess as a player of video games.

The hope is that exposing how much these interactions cost will compel officials to become more efficient, either by showing the bureaucrats where potential savings lie or by stirring public ire.A digital transaction is generally 20 times cheaper than one by phone, 30 times cheaper than a postal transaction and 50 times cheaper than a face-to-face transaction, the Cabinet Office estimates.

It's a curious remake for Sobchak who last courted political intrigue by stirring the ire of a group of conservative deputies for running a "brothel" in Dom 2. Steamy liaisons between contestants were a bit too much for the Russian Orthodox crowd.

Corporate shakedown activists are stirring investor ire and demanding action.

There are also two perverse consequences of the U.S. crisis that are stirring Mexican ire.

Angering many in my own party, stirring the ire of many who voted for me, I have been willing to negotiate over $2 trillion in cuts to government programs that I and many working Americans know are vital.

Under the U.S. proposal, working-level officials would meet each month to consider complaints about Chinese practices from American businesses, including ones submitted anonymously to avoid stirring Beijing's ire, Lighthizer said.

Corporate television grants are stirring the A.F.L.‐C.I.O.'s ire.

It's a balance that allowed him to broker agreements with Trump in the past, like the agreement in September that funded the government through December and provided relief to hurricane-hit communities, which he accomplished with the overwhelming support of his caucus and without stirring up too much ire from activists.