Sentence examples for considerable uproar from inspiring English sources
It became a historical house, a museum to Federal style, but not without considerable uproar.
(The cuts caused considerable uproar: The Chicago Tribune ran an editorial urging the restoration of financing, and the State House overwhelmingly voted to double CeaseFire's financing; the State Senate, though, has yet to address it).
Those of you who remember "who lost China?" will expect, as I do, a considerable uproar over "who lost Somalia", and the Right will accuse Obama of weakness, if not treachery.
Pluto's planetary status was and is fondly thought of by many, and the general public could have been alienated from professional astronomers; there was considerable uproar when the media last suggested, in 1999, that Pluto might be demoted, which was a misunderstanding of a proposal to catalog all trans-Neptunian objects uniformly.
The popular theatrical premise that American family life is almost completely dominated by brash and precocious youths is the point of departure for considerable juvenile rumpus and uproar in the Warner production of "Janie," which came to the Strand yesterday.
Our state legislature (Red dominated), unlike our municipalities (Blue dominated), prefers to use its considerable political muscle to cause uproar over social issues rather than deal with the much larger economic issues at hand.
This economically counterintuitive result may have occurred because during the time of purchase an exposé by Greenpeace using DNA identification revealed that the Michelin-starred sushi chain Nobu was serving bluefin at three of its London restaurants without informing its customers, and this prompted considerable press coverage and public uproar.
The debate over the work of Dr. JoAnn Burkholder and her collaborators on the waterborne microbe Pfiesteria ("Deadly or Dull? Uproar Over a Microbe," Aug. 6) has caused considerable consternation for me and many of my colleagues.
While I understand that the HHS has considerable budgetary and logistical issues when dealing with the identification quagmire, it is nothing compared to the expense and uproar caused by identity theft in the lives of the people HHS serves.
