Sentence examples for Less outcry from inspiring English sources

All those uniforms were made abroad, but drew considerably less outcry than the recent made-in-China revelations.

(In 2006 the Wrong Gallery restaged this work at the Frieze Art Fair to much less outcry but with its disturbing questions intact).

But then, we are talking about an animal, after all, so perhaps there will be less outcry about this critic being on the Merrick payroll than if it were a human reviewer).

Indeed, the shelves of EBX are filled with games that have elicited far less outcry and in which you don't front for evil but destroy it, with righteous ray guns, rockets and other artillery.

The more specific the plans, the more clear a company can make its terms, the less users have to misinterpret, and the less outcry there will probably be.

There's much less outcry today, and many people are actually criticizing Obama for not going farther and declaring that at least marijuana should be legal.

Subir Gokarn, an economist at CRISIL, another credit-rating agency, worries that because the educated middle class do not use public services, there is less public outcry for reform than there should be.Sadly, the prospects for dramatic change in the near future look slim.

The foetus had been found to have Klinefelter's syndrome, which normally leads to sterility.In another context, there might have been less of an outcry.

Indeed, it's hard to imagine any significant mobilization of support for the American soldiers and marines charged with these crimes, much less a public outcry that would persuade elected officials to intervene on their behalf.

While Farage's comments on race are rightly being challenged by our political leaders, there seems to be less of an outcry over remarks that Muslims represent a "fifth column" in this country.

Writing in The Times, Stephen Holden called this "an amusing, cunningly made but less-than-hilarious outcry against Hollywood philistinism, an easy target if ever there was one".