Sentence examples for created outcry from inspiring English sources

The incident is the latest in a series of sexual attacks in Delhi that have created outcry in the aftermath of the December 16 gang-rape and murder of a Delhi student.

Nevertheless, food prices have gone up in Russia as a result, and the latest move to destroy imports has created outcry, even among many who are loyal to the government.

In the latest incident to create outcry, it emerged the young girl had been raped and assaulted after being snatched from her home on Monday.

The controversy has created an outcry for ballot reform.

The former N.F.L. coach Tony Dungy said the move would have created an outcry a decade ago.

In the end, the show's easy acceptance said one thing; if it had created an outcry, that would have meant something else.

The film's graphic violence (and nudity in foreign films like "Blow-Up") created an outcry that compelled the M.P.A.A. to address content issues.

But it created an outcry in international capitals that resulted in waivers being granted to non-US oil majors, effectively sanctioning American oil companies instead of Iran.

When the report created an outcry, Democratic leaders — perhaps sensing vulnerability on the issue as they approached the midterm elections — moved to ban earmarks for for-profit companies, said Mr. Flake.

It was Kraft, an awful, immoral, US behemoth, that bought Cadbury, a smiley, cottage-industry, whistle-while-you-work British chocolate-maker in a hostile takeover that created public outcry.

"I don't think it could happen unless the media created an outcry," said Mr. Hevesi, who, because of redistricting, would face a primary challenge this year, but said he is leaving because of frustration with a "broken" system.