Sentence examples for would antagonise from inspiring English sources

But that would antagonise Germany and others.

Operators could block access or degrade the quality of their data services, but that would antagonise subscribers.

But to refuse would antagonise the mufti junta in Myanmar and other ASEAN members, such as Laos and Cambodia, and suggest a willingness to follow Western norms.

If London nevertheless tried to foil attempts to fix the euro, it would antagonise the other EU countries and damage its own interests.

I just got very upset any time someone would antagonise me to the point of fighting, and I wanted to teach them a lesson.

But he will find it hard to stand his ground, for any attempt to claw back the concession would antagonise many more people.

Others have had the same experience of Gulf justice, along with the advice from the British embassy that it would be unwise to go public as this would only antagonise the Emiratis.

The combination of foreign airstrikes – which rebels realise saved them, albeit without foreign ground forces, which would inevitably antagonise people – gives the west leverage without creating a backlash.

The US did not join in the call for clemency for Aziz although some senior officials in the Obama administration are thought to believe that hanging him would needlessly antagonise sections of the community, when he is unlikely ever to be freed.

Glutathione is an endogenous antioxidant and as such would possibly antagonise the pro-oxidant role of the test compound.

During high school I would get antagonised for the pictures I would post on social media but I learnt that I'll never be able to please everyone, so I might as well do what makes me happy.