1.   But the growing presence and status of female soldiers has created resentment among some men.

2.   But these provisions can also sow divisiveness within a work force, often creating resentment when one group of unionized employees receives more than another.

3.   His proprietary traders were to be paid for the profits they generated over a rolling three-year period, creating resentment elsewhere in the firm.

4.   In Seattle, the money will create resentment, too.

5.   It can create resentment.

6.   Not surprisingly, those approaches create resentment.

7.   Since much of the area was an abandoned manufacturing district, no one has been displaced by the development to create resentment over gentrification.

8.   The invasion of foreign goods and a Western-style affluence for some created resentment and pricked a xenophobic nerve that remained hidden during Soviet times.

9.   This has created resentment among a number of trade diplomats in Geneva, who are convinced that American trade officials are maneuvering clandestinely to ensure that Moore wins.

10.   This, of course, creates resentments.