Sentence examples for will antagonise from inspiring English sources

Each will antagonise powerful parts of the party establishment.

Other ideas will be very costly and will antagonise the Treasury.

The RSPB has suggested the MoD is loth to come down too hard on the poachers because it will antagonise the local community.

Whichever course she chooses, she will antagonise half her party and a large proportion of Brexit supporters, not to mention the 48% of voters who want to stay in the EU.

The risk is that, though it is intended to protect America from rogue countries such as North Korea, it will antagonise China, whose relatively few nuclear missiles would be rendered impotent were an anti-missile shield ever to work.

Pointedly, the introduction of hollow legislation disguised as reform, restrictions on the IAF and the detention of protesters are precisely steps that will antagonise the environment, potentially serving to spark new tensions.

Price-cutting may not turn around the overall trend but it seems altogether less suicidal than implementing price rises that will surely antagonise readers, making it unlikely that they will return even if the rises are reversed.

Many claim that it's an unsustainable strategy and will further antagonise the majority youth who are feeling deprived of the development and security initiatives of the international community and the Afghan government.

By announcing the U-turn to fellow Lib Dems, Cable appeared to have bypassed normal cabinet procedures, which will further antagonise his Conservative coalition partners, some of whom were fiercely opposed to abandoning the sale.

He argues that extra American troops will only antagonise the Afghans and give the Taliban a recruiting tool.Putting blood and treasure where his mouth wasWhat is Mr Obama to do? Public opinion offers no clear guidance.

"We'll just antagonise people.