Sentence examples for continuing outrages from inspiring English sources

It is not clear what this means for continuing outrages, like those documented by immigrant advocates at a center in Basile, La., where detainees have waged hunger strikes to get their grievances heard.

Her voice rises at the continuing outrage of a crime committed more than 15 years ago.

Another fisherman, now jobless, collects dead mangrove branches in the hope of selling them.As BP faces continuing outrage in America over the spill in the Gulf of Mexico, environmental campaigners here are crying double standards.

The family of Amadou Diallo met with Justice Department officials today to press for federal prosecution of the four police officers who were acquitted last week in the death of Mr. Diallo, as hundreds of supporters rallied outside to express their continuing outrage over the verdict.

It is a terrible human tragedy, and it is also a continuing outrage to our values as Americans.

It is a continuing outrage that under our tax code some of the wealthy pay a lower percentage of taxes on their income than the middle class.

He can stick with his original plan, try to pass the basic "commercially reasonable" proposal, and face a revolt from his commissioners, continued outrage on the Internet, and the wrath of the Internet industry.

The city has been wracked by a state budget standoff that is decimating social service programs and by continuing public outrage over how the police department and city officials responded to the killing of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald by a police officer.

But both are tapping into a continuing domestic outrage that Democratic and Republican elites alike should have recognized decades ago.

After the shooting, Gasser admitted to killing McKnight, but was not initially charged with any crime and allowed to leave police custody while the investigation continued, prompting outrage especially among the city's black residents.

More executive actions are coming, White House advisors say, showing little worry for whether such moves will continue to outrage Republicans or spoil the possibility of cooperation with Congress.