Sentences with phrase «ire against»

September: In the fall leading up to Battlefront's release, the ire against loot boxes and microtransactions intensifies.

Apple's prime ire against the Samsung tablet was also more against its looks than anything else.

In one of Isaiah's oracles, his prophetic ire against pride in every form sweeps up for condemnation an astonishing category of objects:

I must wonder why Mister Silverman did not direct his ire against Hanukkah.

The demonstrators — about 70,000 in Berlin and another 250,000 across six more German cities, according to organizers — directed most of their ire against the U.S. deal.

Like the rest of the country, 18 - year - old Shahul Hameed from Kerala, reacted to the brutal rape and murder of the eight - year - old Kathua girl by venting his ire against Prime Mini...

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions» decision to rescind an Obama - era directive that made enforcing marijuana laws against companies that comply with state laws a «low priority» raised ire in both parties and stoked uncertainty in states where the drug is legal.

The effect of misinformation also drew the ire of the radical press, a growing number of periodicals that railed against the economic status quo.

The company succeeded — but only in uniting the ire of the internet against it.

@simon peter, You do realize that the entirety of the Book of Revelation is nothing more than a thinly veiled political tract, railing against the Roman overlords of the time, that names were converted into a numerical value so as not to provoke the ire of Rome?

The Portman Group backs CollaGin anti-aging complaint A ruling against CollaGin this week by UK drinks responsibility body The Portman Group has drawn the ire of the gin brand's founders.

With our backs currently pressed firmly against the wall, to have the club's «X Factor» signing operating on light duties has rightly drawn the ire of the paying punters.

There was a sense that a buffer was needed, a dispensable layer of ballast against the ire of the masses.

«It makes it hard to know when to call the foul for him or against him,» says Seattle center Benoit Benjamin, who drew the ire of Nelson with a hard noncall on Marciulionis a few weeks ago.

Jurgen Klopp opted to name a much - changed, very youthful side for the game against Stoke, drawing the ire of fans across Twitter.

His ire is targeted against the Tories for not giving a referendum on the Lisbon treaty - a claim which prompts instant consternation from Gerald Howarth.

Faso in particular has drawn the ire of Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has railed against the amendment that would shift county Medicaid costs to the state by 2020.

Ellison, who had lost his bid for DNC chairman against former Labor Secretary Tom Perez, had drawn the ire last week of liberal activists in New York when he posed for a selfie with IDC Sen. Marisol Alcantara.

And the fourth estate's coverage (or lack thereof) when it came to Wendy Long's losing Senate candidacy against Democratic U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand was singled out for particular ire.

Laws based on that misguided assumption have resulted in an almost open - ended campaign against basic freedoms that have drawn the ire of journalists, humanitarian activists and leading Muslim intellectuals who have had their rights infringed in the name of protecting national security.

McMahon (D - Staten Island / Brooklyn) has drawn the ire of Democratic House leaders by voting against taxing AIG bonuses and by opposing a tax on stock trades pushed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Even former state Comptroller H. Carl McCall, whom Cuomo challenged in the 2002 gubernatorial primary, earning him the long - standing ire of many in the black community, has stepped in to act as a surrogate for the AG against Paladino and also defended him when it looked like he might primary the state's first black governor, David Paterson.

It drew the ire of the Trump administration, which proposed canceling it entirely in the White House's FY 2019 budget; Congress and the space science community have so far stood firm against that proposal.

In case anyone was in doubt about the ire Darwin's work would arouse, the local vicar is seen telling him, «You're pitting science against God!»

Hu and his collaborator Juan R. Del Valle at the University of South Florida are developing novel small molecule inhibitors against IRE - 1 to combat cancers associated with high numbers of MDSCs.

That leads to a lot of ire over perceived bias against DC movies, but for most superhero movie fans, there's nothing we'd like to see more than both of them succeed.

The fact that the film is about a lesbian romance in which the protagonist fights against societal norms only added to the women's ire.

If he stays in office, it is almost certain Christie will not give up that fight, especially since the court has continued to draw his ire with its rulings against him on affordable housing and gay marriage.

The actual ire should be, & often is, raised against vanity publishers who convince people that they are getting all of the same bells & whistles that they'd be getting via traditional publishers.

When it was initially announced as XCOM in 2010, The Bureau raised the ire of long time fans of the strategy series for daring to deviate from its tried and true formula and instead focusing, in its earliest forms at least, on researching and uncovering evidence of alien existence against a 1950's backdrop.

Although «Counter-Strike» has a popular mod in Brazil that pits Narcotic traffickers against the long arm of the law (which I'm sure is what this is all about), I'm not really sure what «EverQuest» has done to receive the ire of such a hefty punishment.

Either they argue against reality or they argue for it, gaining the ire of the Tea Party, Rush Limbaugh and James Inhoff, a political kiss of death.

But now, as Professor Bainbridge and many other bloggers report, another law firm, this time Nashville firm King and Barlow, has drawn the ire of other bloggers for threatening a libel action against blogger Kat Coble unless she removes something that offended one of the firm's clients.

All conduct which could and will raise the ire of a judge looking at the case and deciding whether to allow it to proceed against Equifax as a class action.