Sentence examples for community outrage from inspiring English sources

Community outrage led to the Ferguson riots.

Community outrage was heated, and refused to subside.

As community outrage about the rapes grows, so do fear and caution.

And here is a video she produced, which documents some of the community outrage around stop-and-frisk.

One of the jerseys was stolen but was returned after a newspaper article about the theft stirred community outrage.

"This is a fast track for political reasons as well as community outrage reasons," Mr. Gillers said.

The message of all of this was something beyond the mere maintenance of law and order: it's difficult to imagine how armored officers with what looked like a mobile military sniper's nest could quell the anxieties of a community outraged by allegations regarding the excessive use of force.

Reporters have become part of the story in Ferguson, a community outraged over the shooting of Michael Brown by a police officer.

There have been allegations of conflicts of interest in the battle for contracts in at least one case, communities outraged by threatened school closures, and resentment at the widening gulf between the operators' profits and teachers' pay (detailed below).

The trade union Unison said the decision from the board would leave communities "outraged" that there could be left with no residential care provision in their area.

This is an outrage.'" Community indignation solidified into political opposition.