Sentences with phrase «ire for»

He didn't hold back his ire for the decentralized network, instead pointing to its appeal for «every crook and dirty politician» not to mention clueless speculators.

But the judge reserved particular ire for the sexism part, and rightly so.

Januszczak, a former art critic for the Guardian, reserved particular ire for the current show, Ruin Lust, describing it as «a pointless collection of different pictures of ruins... [a show] so thoughtless and awful, it makes a drop of 10 % appear fortunate».

The show attracted ire for including painter Dana Schutz's semiabstract depiction of Emmett Till, an African - American boy who was lynched in 1955.

Save your ire for the true anti-creative forces, and give developers, indie and AAA both, the benefit of the doubt.

He reserves his ire for those who have turned historically relevant sites into tourist attractions or housing developments; those locations contain stories yet untold that may never be known to us.

Stores located in New York are expected to be at the receiving end of Apple's ire for the moment and Apple Story Inc. located in Flushing in Queens is among the frontliners.

He has particular ire for his fellow principals and school superintendents, who he blames for paving the «path to public education's meltdown,» and for the NEA and AFT, whose efforts in making teaching a lucrative public - sector profession insulated from even desultory performance management, for helping to perpetuate bureaucracies that «feed the egos of adults while squashing the hopes of children».

Indeed, if six black students attempted to leave a school that was 80 percent black in a district that was 90 percent black, that would likely raise the DOJ's ire for increasing «segregation.»

While Joe Russo isn't saying that Peter Quill isn't to blame, the director thinks fans might save some of their ire for the god of thunder, who neglected to aim for a more vital part of Thanos when he threw Stormbreaker.

But hours after igniting ire for her «rude and discourteous» exchange with the ceremony's host Joanna Lumley, Jennifer Lawrence was up and hitting the streets of London on Monday morning, as she prepared for a busy day of appointments.

Sen. Greg Ball's upcoming hearing on terrorism preparedness is drawing Sen. Kevin Parker's ire for two perspective witnesses: Frank Gaffney, an outspoken opponent of a mosque proposed to be built in Tennessee, and Nonie Darwish, an Egypitan - born American citizen who is director of Former Muslims United.

The governor has criticized the bill as «ultra-conservative» and has reserved special ire for the provisions that would prohibit the state from collecting Medicaid fees from counties, a measure he said would carve $ 4.7 billion from the state's Medicaid budget.

Day also drew ire for drawing an attack on his fellow legislators in an interview the previous day in the Rockland Journal News.

But he reserved much of his ire for Schimminger, a 40 - year veteran of the Assembly and longtime head of the Assembly Economic Development Committee.

Cuomo has saved much of his ire for the Republican health care plan and the push to shift Medicaid costs from county governments to the state, blasting the GOP lawmakers who backed the amendment, Reps. John Faso and Chris Collins.

Doctoroff reserves special ire for Dolan's prime ally in the effort to kill the stadium: then - Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, «the most cynical of politicians.»

The legislature drew particular ire for passing these bills as «emergency legislation,» circumventing any possible voter referendum.

Heaney, the reporter who wrote the story, has been the target of Paladino's ire for some time now.

But he saved most of his ire for Brown's successor David Cameron.

Kroenke is a big, big problem, and if you want to be angry with the manager that's fine and perfectly understandable, but save some ire for him too.

The Reds are currently blighted by eight injuries to key first team men, and Verheijen, who usually saves his ire for Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, has turned his attentions toward Klopp.

Save your ire for them.

Had I any competitors, they clearly would have drawn the judges ire for not incorporating the toothpicks in such a fun, whimsical manner.

Heavensent if there is a hell, ill rise the ranks and conquer heaven and cast your God out for his hate and disgust and ire for human kind.

Not exact matches

However, the Financial Times reported that the Justice Department's primary demand is for the sale of CNN, a leading cable news network that has frequently drawn the ire of President Donald Trump, who refers to the network and its journalists as «fake news» on a regular basis.

His exorbitant compensation has twice raised the ire of shareholders — first with an $ 11.9 - million signing bonus in 2013 and, most recently, with his $ 12.9 - million package for 2014, even though Barrick shares posted a double - digit decline.

Before its devastating Supreme Court loss, the Barry Diller - backed upstart allowed subscribers in several U.S. cities to watch and record live TV signals via an innovative cloud - based antenna and DVR combo for $ 8 to $ 12 a month, much to the ire of big broadcasters.

While oil and gas companies are prime targets for a lot of negative PR and public ire, Chevron employees responded favorably towards the company's culture.

But it would be a difficult choice for Riyadh - lose the Chinese market or spark the ire of Washington.

In all his talk of unfair trade deals, the president has largely directed his ire toward Mexico for what he perceives as the unfairness of NAFTA.

The latter is a new form of patent challenge established in 2011 that's drawn significant ire from brand - name drug makers, who blame it for the rise of «patent trolls.»

Those profits, which often draw the ire of activists, are dwarfed by the taxes, for which seldom is heard a discouraging word.

Since leaving Goldman, Mnuchin worked for Eddie Lampert — a hedge fund manager and now the CEO of Sears — and George Soros, a liberal mega-donor often the target of conservative ire, before starting his own private equity fund, Dune Capital Management.

Representatives from Facebook, Google, and Twitter (though not their super famous CEOs) showed up for a U.S. Senate hearing on Wednesday and found themselves the targets of ire over the Russian election interference they helped facilitate.

Primarily used for packages, the move drew the ire of individuals, nonprofits and businesses alike that relied on the lower price.

Trump has called for building a wall on the U.S. - Mexico border and forcing the Mexicans to pay for it, comments that have drawn the ire of people across the continent.

Tim Maleeny, Chief Strategy Officer for the Havas Worldwide advertising agency in New York City, said that the ire of the critics is not just par for the course, but an essential component of what keeps the Miley train running.

If cryptocurrency gains acceptance as a means of exchange, it's sure to raise the ire of governments hungry for revenue from sales taxes.

He has renewed his battle with Amazon, a proxy for his ire toward CEO Jeff Bezos, who is also the owner of the Washington Post.

No - frills carrier Spirit Airlines, for example, has drawn the ire of consumer activists with some 70 different fees, including $ 35 to $ 50 for a carry - on bag.

This past January, Jawbone halted customer support through social media entirely, meeting the ire of customers expecting to receive updates for their Jawbone Bluetooth speakers or UP fitness trackers.

There are countless ways to look at the implications of Amazon's proposed $ 13.7 billion takeover of Whole Foods, that it's the latest salvo in the battle between Amazon and Walmart to be the one place where everyone shops for everything, that it's a disruption to the supply chain model in the grocery business, or that it's nothing more than a marriage of convenience to save Whole Foods from the ire of its activist shareholders.

This caused some ire among users who took advantage of the deal and later received 1099s for them.

Don't think all our ire is reserved for young, high - growth tech stocks.

Simple Choice customers will be rewarded for making converts of Verizon and AT&T subscribers as well, though Sprint seems to have drawn the most ire from T - Mobile's top brass.

A Chinese crypto firm has caught the ire of many junket operators after announcing that its digital coin may be used for transactions in Macau casinos.

Which is exactly what Basis plans to do — despite, it would seem, such control over the supply of a cryptocurrency causing perception problems for companies like Ripple, and attracting ire from certain quarters of the cryptocurrency community that instinctively shuns such interventionist policies.

But homeowners» ire hasn't only fallen on Eby, who has long advocated for measures to slow skyrocketing home prices and speculation.

The company gave Alexa a woman's voice and name in the first place, and then set it up for ire and abuse by giving Alexa the impossible task of responding accurately to an infinity of requests and commands.