Sentence examples for causing outrage from inspiring English sources

The move was quickly reversed after causing outrage.

In some circles, it's not so much the policy itself that is causing outrage.

The recordings were taken by a former adviser, causing outrage in Mr Sarkozy's centre-right party.

Her complicated love life and impulsive nature is causing outrage at the Elysée Palace.

The currency's value was cut in half overnight, causing outrage among many Africans.

The operators remained unimpressed, according to transcripts released yesterday, causing outrage in Italy.

The next test in the law is 'thereby causing outrage among a substantial number of the adherents of that religion'.

The violent tactics against peaceful demonstrators continued in ensuing days, causing outrage in the community, and gaining national attention.

It was started when President Goodluck Jonathan failed to acknowledge the girls abduction publicly for three weeks, causing outrage across Nigeria.

The commemoration for two IRA members who blew themselves up while driving a bomb into the town in 1973 is causing outrage among its Protestant-unionist community.

Yaya Toure said recently that African players do not get as much recognition as they should, causing outrage in many quarters.