Sentence examples for cause furor from inspiring English sources

"Beloved Hospital's Plans Cause Furor in the Village" (news article, April 1), about the development of St . Vincents, highlights many of the concerns that I have regarding this project.

Although some recent comments from Sourisseau suggest that he is pushing a less combative agenda for Charlie Hebdo — moving away from images of the prophet Muhammad, for example — the new cartoon shows that the publication is not afraid to cause furor.

Maybe because of such ambiguity, Mr. da Silva's announcement he would fly to Davos caused furor among radicals on the left of his Workers Partyy.

—Allison Kopicki Handling an International Crisis Over the past few weeks, headlines may have reminded voters in Alabama that the president's job goes beyond being merely focused on domestic issues, with a deadly rampage by an American soldier causing furor in Afghanistan, news of Syrian mass killings and Israel's increasing pressure on dealing with Iran's potential nuclear program.

BenQ Bankruptcy Causes Furor [Spiegel].

Iran's new leader causes furor with remarks about Israeli occupation.

ALSO: Egypt military says protesters use children as human shields  Iran's new leader causes furor with remarks about Israeli occupation U.S. issues global travel alert, closes embassies over Al Qaeda threat.

The incidents, plus the most recent spill in Alberta, have caused furor just as the company seeks approval for its C$6 billion Northern Gateway pipeline to Canada's West Coast amid staunch opposition from environmental groups and native communities that warn against oil spills.

At various times during his career, he caused furors by, for example, stating that U.S. blacks had too casual an attitude about their debts, that many Chinese lived in holes, and that Korea had consented to its annexation by Japan in 1910.

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Menachem Wecker, who blogs about art and religion for the Houston Chronicle, understands why the event may cause a furor.