Sentence examples for caused a firestorm from inspiring English sources

The decision caused a firestorm.

It had caused a "firestorm," and Trump was the fire.

The report caused a firestorm in Ireland, a country long dominated by the church.

But one article – a Page 1 story last Friday by Joseph Goldstein – has caused a firestorm of criticism.

Microsoft has made "do not track" the default setting on the new version of Explorer, a move that has caused a firestorm among online advertising companies.

Such caustic characterizations — revealed in a cache of leaked diplomatic cables obtained by WikiLeaks and released to various news organizations — caused a firestorm in Italy this week.

Beckett, the Boston Red Sox's beleaguered pitcher, took the mound in Fenway Park for the first time since causing a firestorm in New England.

The A.P. complied by eliminating the antiquated putout and assist columns -- causing a firestorm among traditionalists who claimed defense was being overlooked -- and adding the run batted in, shrinking the width from 10too 8 columns and saving trees everywhere.

"I think its going to cause a firestorm of criticism and free publicity in the op-ed pages," said Christy Lohr, the coordinator of the Multifaith Ministry Education Consortium in New York, an association of 12 theological schools.

The film, which attracted attention at Sundance, asks a lot of good questions about race, class and gender discrimination, but if it causes a firestorm when it comes out on Netflix later this year, it will be because of the sex scenes – there is a lot of teenage shagging in the backs of cars, up against walls and in club toilets.

The NYPD Union's decision to encourage their officers to take pictures of the homeless and post them online is causing a firestorm of controversy in New York City.