Sentence examples for ease outrage from inspiring English sources

Moreover, lawmakers decided to move forward with the standardized tests in 2011, at the same time they enacted a record $5.4 billion reduction in state financing to public schools — a fact that did not ease outrage from school leaders when low passing rates last June landed hundreds of thousands of students in summer classes at school districts' expense.

The prosecution may ease lingering outrage among Tainan residents, said Shane Lee, a political scientist at Chang Jung Christian University in Taiwan.

Without easing the outrage over Darfur — where the bloodshed has been particularly appalling lately — we must broaden the focus to include the threat to the south.

Rising Sunni-Shiite tensions in the region could potentially ease collective Islamic outrage over an Israeli attack on Iran.

I think we need to ease back from philsophical outrage about perceived privacy violations and ask if this actually hurts us.

"Words alone can neither express our outrage nor ease the agony of all those suffering from the constant violence in northern Nigeria," UNICEF executive director Anthony Lake said in a statement.

"Words alone can neither express our outrage nor ease the agony of all those suffering from the constant violence in northern Nigeria.

Sharing matches, he argues, could help ease hostilities, and despite the outrage at the Khashoggi murder, he did not discount Saudi Arabia being included: "There is certainly no pressure whatsoever on Qatar," he said.

WHSmith, Boots and Dixons say they have started "reminding" their staff that they cannot force customers to show their airport boarding passes in a seeming attempt to ease pressure on themselves amid outrage that VAT savings are not being passed on to customers.

The rape and murder of seventeen year old San Diego high school senior Chelsea King, has sparked national outrage over the ease at which a convicted, registered sex offender moved back into the very neighborhood where he had struck before.

It is a year since a Turkish flotilla challenged the siege and Israeli commandos killed nine activists aboard the ships, leading to international outrage and an easing of conditions.