aggrieves

The truth is that Nick Clegg is not really the person who most aggrieves stroppy Tory MPs.

Stroppy Tories seem to have forgotten they didn't actually win | Andrew Rawnsley 2011

Facebook confronts the challenge that aggrieves any social network creating a virtual reality for building and sustaining human relationships.

Peter Schwartz: Facebook's Face Plant: The Poverty of Social Networks and the Death of Web 2.0 2009

While Vosa is able to impose substantial fines on British lorries, foreign lorries usually escape any penalty, something again which aggrieves British operators.

Archive 2007-04-01 Helen 2007

Hanging as it were upon that wondrous power to help which dwelt within her -- her simple goodness -- may we not say that the Fairies discover an ENFORCED attraction, when they afterwards approach the maiden for their own succour and salvation; as they do, a FREE attraction, when, in the person of Swanhilda, they disinterestedly attach themselves to reforming a fault for the welfare and happiness of her whom it aggrieves?

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 56, No. 345, July, 1844 Various

The official reticence, and the tacit U.S. acceptance of Israel's nuclear monopoly, aggrieves Arab and Muslim powers.

Winnipeg Sun 2010

The official reticence, and the tacit U.S. acceptance of Israel's nuclear monopoly, aggrieves Arab and Muslim powers.

Ottawa Sun 2010

The official reticence, and the tacit U.S. acceptance of Israel's nuclear monopoly, aggrieves Arab and Muslim powers.

Toronto Sun 2010

The official reticence, and the tacit U.S. acceptance of Israel's nuclear monopoly, aggrieves Arab and Muslim powers.

Ottawa Sun 2010

The official reticence, and the tacit U.S. acceptance of Israel's nuclear monopoly, aggrieves Arab and Muslim powers.

Toronto Sun 2010

The official reticence, and the tacit U.S. acceptance of Israel's nuclear monopoly, aggrieves Arab and Muslim powers.

Ottawa Sun 2010