Sentence examples for accelerated outrage from inspiring English sources

Revised mission statements, personal objectives and lashings of self-serving blog posts (playing up the latest self-forged "accountability" fudge), have done nothing to dim the now widely held view that Facebook specifically, and social media in general, profits off of accelerated outrage.

You could say platforms are being gamed, but the money they make off accelerated outrage makes them rather more complicit in the problem.

How do you accelerate trolls' outrage cycles?

Whereas after the fire, Democratic legislative leaders like Alfred E. Smith and Robert F. Wagner began championing change -- they were propelled by fear of electoral defeat should widespread outrage accelerate the desertion of working-class voters, particularly Jews, to the Socialists, and of middle-class professionals to Theodore Roosevelt's Progressives.

Despite appearing outraged before congress about the infamous AIG bonuses, it turned out that Liddy had accelerated more than a quarter of AIG's bonuses by three months.

Events accelerated.

"I accelerated.

The war accelerated everything.

Wary of public outrage over a tiny elite accelerating to recovery ahead of the rest, the Obama administration has proposed a fee on banks to recoup bailout funds.

Though each incident of brutality sparked outrage in New York and throughout the country, the New York Police Department NYPDD) continues to accelerate its use of controversial practices - to the detriment of the rights, dignity and in some cases, lives, of New Yorkers.

(a) accelerate.