Příklady simmer

• The issue has been simmering for nearly two decades.

• Perhaps, they feel that it does not matter that within this country there is deep resentment simmering below the surface.

• The issue has been brought to the boil by recent events, but it has been simmering for quite a long time.

• I see no reason why we cannot reopen negotiations in a short time, after everything has simmered down.

• However, the issue has been simmering for quite a few years, and long before the double tax convention ever saw the light of day.

• However, a short time afterwards the indignation simmered down.

• We are also leaving a dispute which has been simmering for sixty years and could break out after independence.

• They also said that the increasingly poor handling of the refugee crisis had exacerbated the simmering conflict in the area, with predictable consequences.

• I should like to know who said that violence is simmering just below the surface at football grounds.

• Nothing has made a greater contribution to keeping this country in an unhealthy condition than the simmering on of this wretched, miserable controversy.

• The pot that has been simmering so long and has boiled over does not settle down at once.

• Is it not the case that this dispute has been simmering for the last ten months?

• Even before this atrocity, violence in the province has been simmering over the past few weeks.

• All these things are wrong, and they have been simmering under the surface for a long time.

• I want now to say a word on a matter which has not completely faded from the headlines or from the television screen, but which has simmered down a little.