Sentence examples for create uproar from inspiring English sources

There's no shortage of events to create uproar in America.

They create uproar in classic crowd moments: in the streets, in a market, in a church mass.

Obama's intervention came as the leak of 11.5m files from the Panama-based Mossack Fonseca continued to create uproar and upheaval around the world.

This created uproar among Democrats.

His decision to stop filing quarterly reports for investors – which are often an obstacle to long-term sustainability goals – created uproar in the business community.

Intelligent investment is indeed good, as long as ACE recognises the need to avoid the "structural tinkering" implemented by Creative Scotland, which has created uproar there.

This announcement created uproar - German doctors who had previously used acupuncture, and received money from health insurers for it, feared that their income would decrease.

Life has not always been so smooth for Damazer, who earlier in the job created uproar when he axed the five-minute UK Theme, an early morning medley which devotees can now find on the station's website.

But he believes that video games have finally shrugged off any inferiority complex: "I was listening to Classic FM this morningand the third top-ranked piece of music created uproar, because it was from a video game.

It's unacceptable that the bank is making loyal customers pick up the tab for mistakes it made by overextending itself in the credit markets.' RBS has created uproar in the City since announcing 10 days ago that it was seeking £12bn from shareholders, after being hit for billions by credit crunch write-downs.

Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Other Voices – an event that's remarkable enough in itself – is the nature of the two acts that bookend the festival, both of whom might have created uproar in the city in the not too distant past.