Sentences with phrase «such ire»

Few topics raise such ire as the headlong Win10 march toward forced cumulative updating.

The first is that it raises such ire.

«And I could say it's an honor to be the object of such ire from those who are so on the wrong side of history,» he adds, laughing.

The film itself is a smidgen too harmless to garner such ire, and even earns B - movie cred with a featured turn from post-Showgirls Elizabeth Berkeley.

Certainly there are plenty of people critical of Christianity who don't provoke such ire.

The reason that the social work profession has reacted with such ire to this particular Govian speech is not that social workers can not take criticism - far from it given the constant pummelling from politicians - but because it is so utterly dishonest.

While I acknowledge your point that expressing such ire can sometimes make engagement more daunting for the accused, in cases such as this one the support it lends the silenced more often than not outweighs the additional burden it places on those doing the silencing.

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Giancola disagrees with US House Financial Services Committee member, Brad Sherman, whose view that cryptocurrencies should be banned in order to eliminate problems such as tax evasion and drug trafficking has raised the ire of many in the industry.

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.

The faculty - lounge types know they can rant and rave till the cows come home about such issues because the targets of their trumped - up ire (the United States and Christians) present no retaliatory peril.

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

Such efforts are contextualised by the inveterate public ire over perceived excesses, exacerbated by the on - going austerity measures and a culture of «naming and shaming».

Though Governor Andrew Cuomo has expressed support for instituting a congestion pricing program to reduce street congestion in Manhattan and create a dedicated source of revenue for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), and said that he is fighting for such a scheme in state budget negotiations, the governor has recently indicated that he may only be able to win a modest first step, raising the ire of those expecting more.

But many of his proposals — such as toughening up evaluation systems teachers barely agreed to in the first place, firing teachers with bad ratings, tying tenure to evaluations, and increasing the cap on charter schools — are sure to be met with ire from politically powerful state and city teachers union.

The last item has the eternal ire of education groups, who say it will unfairly hurt school, and point to mandated cost - drivers such as pensions and health care placed on schools.

But the mayor has been spared the embarrassment and left - wing ire such a veto would likely elicit, as sources revealed to the Observer in January that Mark - Viverito was using her powers as speaker to block the bills from getting a vote.

Broad claims of success have sparked the ire of scientists, who insist the complexities of stem cell therapies make such success unlikely.

Once every generation, there emerges a creature of such divine beauty and effortless cool that the masses are inevitably pulled in one of two directions: Instant devotion or reactionary ire.

The film, which is set in the South after the Civil War, raised the ire of civil rights groups such as the NAACP, which decried «the impression it gives of an idyllic master - slave relationship, which is a distortion of the facts.»

But Scott and screenwriter David Scarpa (who based his script on John Pearson's book) push their sans - culottes narrative to such an absurd degree that the actual villains here — the mafia kidnappers — not only largely escape Scott's ire, but one of them (the French actor Romain Duris) is portrayed as a nice guy who at one point even saves Paul from further harm.

Lessons and activities on the irregular verb «ire» in present, imperfect, perfect and future tenses, including composite forms such as «adeo»

His comments drew ire not only from his election challenger, former Senator Russ Feingold, but also from nationally - recognized figures such as Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, and Ken Burns himself.

As with any such list, there was no shortage of outrage and ire — over the measuring stick, over the people I inadvertently left out, over the wisdom (or lack thereof) of developing such a ranking at all.

To the ire of educational philosopher John Dewey, these conversations have long been predicated upon faulty dualisms, such as the student and the curriculum, the individual and society, the school and the real world (Simpson, 2006).

The House version also taxes tuition waivers — which allow many graduate students to attend school tuition - free — as income, raising the ire of students who said such a levy would make their education unaffordable.

The interior is similarly handsome, and has been screwed together in such a way that it no longer draws ire from the dash - stroking set.

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.

This wasn't as dull as «push button / enact magic», but abilities such as being able to singularly draw the ire of a beast, or protect the front line of the party for example.

Microsoft earned the ire of the gaming community when it revealed that it would pack its upcoming Xbox One console full of DRM requirements such as mandatory Internet check - ins every twenty - four hours; diminished capability to share, lend, or borrow games; and other such things.

IRE: Blood Memory by Tenbirds, is such a game.

It shoots a withering glance that I imagine was familiar to such targets of her ire as Harold Rosenberg (whose partisan 1952 essay on the action painters seemed to tacitly favor Willem de Kooning) as well as the obstreperous Pollock himself, referred to by the gallery staff, always with titters, as «Mr. Krasner.»

Had Matt England's ire been unbridled by such vulgar preoccupations as free speech, democracy, and academic independence — the sort of thing he and Ward seem hostile to — science may not have made the discovery he now claims as his own (if it is indeed a discovery).

U.S. spending on big, near - commercial technology projects in other countries, such as full - scale clean coal plants in China, should be approached cautiously, as it is likely to raise political ire.

That hasn't stopped it from drawing ire and lawsuits from coal - heavy states such as Kentucky and West Virginia.

Much of this «piecework» is facilitated by online services such as oDesk, which claims to enable its corporate customers to» [h] ire, manage, and pay a distributed workteam as if everyone were in your office.»

Functionally, arranging the cameras vertically could pave way for even longer optical zoom, but this vertical orientation would be a first for the iPhone, and as such has drawn a bit of ire from some iPhone purists.

The target of much ire from the crypto community, Dimon's previous inflammatory comments include such nuggets of wisdom as: