Sentence examples for triggered resentment from inspiring English sources

The continued implementation of austerity measures triggered resentment from the Spanish public, and this was manifested in protests, general strikes, and declining electoral support for the political establishment.

With mainland Chinese investment, an increase in Chinese workers has triggered resentment and anti-Chinese sentiment, which is now a key part of the populist movement in the country.

Giving orders can trigger resentment and defensiveness in colleagues and subordinates.

Some teams have clear hierarchies, such as Ferrari in the Michael Schumacher era or Red Bull where Sebastian Vettel has been champion for the past four years, and any 'team orders' in favour of one driver can trigger resentment and controversy.

Passing the impoverished shores of the Gulf of Suez, Pollak notes how these floating warehouses of cheaply made goods destined for American malls can trigger resentment toward the West.

That partial coverage has resulted in many of the ICC's prosecutions being concentrated in Africa – triggering resentment among many states, among them South Africa, which allege it is biased against the continent.

Competing with those with better skills can motivate people to improve their performance, but they can also trigger resentment or unethical behavior.

The perception of a moral reproach can also trigger resentment in others.

A perceived slight can trigger resentment that could last for decades.

Offer an alternative form of support (one that doesn't trigger resentment, for you).

For these reasons, the state said, the platforms had "triggered intense resentment among Internet users".