Sentence examples for Widespread clamor from inspiring English sources
At one point, reflecting a widespread clamor to be rid of the symbols of Mr. Ben Ali's rule, the crowd surged toward a high padlocked gate demanding that the party's sign be torn from the building.
Despite government measures aimed at stimulating the economy and buffering households against the worst effects of the crisis, there is a widespread clamor to do more, from constituencies as varied as business groups and poor peasants and fishermen.
The transition ends months of internal rivalry, secrecy and speculation, and will determine the country's future at a time of economic worries, increased regional tensions and widespread clamor for reform.
Whatever we think of NAFTA, it seems unlikely that there is a widespread clamoring for Trump to replace it with … whatever he would replace it with.
Still, the crowd clamors for widespread Fannie and Freddie write-downs, even though they would constitute a direct and sizable gift from taxpayers to the largest banks.
We tend to clamor less because of the absence of widespread negative societal impacts, but we should nevertheless be just as concerned by variability in the other end of the tail, i.e., the reduced hurricane number in 2006 or the warm weather in New England this year, because of what it portends about overall increased variability.
As a result, "we felt the need for a name change to communicate our new role, our vision, to our members and the industry," Mr. Lavery said, particularly at a time when the clamor for accountable, credible and trusted data is so widespread.
But should industry collapse, causing widespread unemployment, and should our vast agricultural population suffer hardship, the indications are that there will be a nationwide clamor for Henry Ford.
And despite widespread agreement that those responsible should be disciplined, many said the punishment should not extend to Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, who has been facing a growing clamor for his resignation.
