Sentence examples for cause uproar from inspiring English sources

Cutting it back is expected to cause uproar.

But the sentences are expected to cause uproar among scientists worldwide.

'This is going to cause uproar,' says Stuart Skeffington, tax partner at solicitor Withers.

There was a time when the very sight of Peter Robinson in public could cause uproar.

Officials fear that removing them would cause uproar among Dalits who view the statues as symbols of pride.

Although not unprecedented, in a new era of campus politicisation and financial hardship, this news will cause uproar on many campuses.

That caused uproar.

It caused uproar.

ReprintsThe news caused uproar in Nepal.

The announcement caused uproar in parliament.

The assaults have caused uproar in India.