Sentence examples for With outcry from inspiring English sources

Such news has been met with outcry in some quarters.

But with "Outcry," the next part, the music becomes tumultuous: all jagged bursts, gnashing harmonies and hurtling rhythms.

When the system started operating, it was met with outcry over the locations of stations and fears of accidents and rogue riders.

from Deven Sharma at a time when the agency is dealing with outcry over a ratings downgrade of United States debt, inquiries over its rating of subprime mortgage securities and activist pressure on its parent company, McGraw-Hill.

It, too, faced a veto threat from the Obama administration, along with outcry from civil liberties groups that feared that the government would use it to snoop on private citizens.

Mr. Jones, who has AIDS, said he spoke publicly in favor of the move, though it was met with outcry from some San Franciscans who thought the quilt should have stayed in the city.

The F.D.A. decision was greeted with outcries from some breast cancer patients and their doctors, who said it would deprive women of a drug that might help them.

At least 108 people were shot across three of America's most crime-plagued cities during the holiday weekend, as violent new highs from a nationwide gun epidemic intersected with outcries over police violence in Chicago, Baltimore and New York.

The company's dividend has been a hot-button issue, with political pressure to halt the payout in conflict with investor outcry.

But faced with an outcry, such efforts were soon dropped.

In the U.K., a ban on sending books to prison inmates has met with widespread outcry.