Sentence examples for engendered protests from inspiring English sources

It was discovered before the yearbook was printed and engendered protests from the local Jewish community.

INTERACTIVE Europe's struggle with hundreds of billions of dollars in debt has rattled global markets, engendered protests and spawned flurries of deal-making.

They are arguably the best-preserved ancient bodies ever found their eldest, dubbed La Doncella ("the Maiden"), looks as if she had just nodded off to sleep but their removal and subsequent study and refrigerated display in a museum in Salta, Argentina, engendered protest by some Argentine archeologists and indigenous peoples.

Although they are unquestionably first and foremost a revolt against unpopular and illegitimate governments and the economic and political despair these governments have engendered, the mass protests are also a revolt against American foreign policy itself.

And there is something terrifically exciting about the sense, often engendered by visible protest movements, that one's own team is growing, that its narrative is catching on.

Her visit underlined the widespread support the protests had engendered across the country before the raid.

Jonathan Jansen, the first black vice-chancellor of the University of the Free State, described to me the fear that the protests had engendered among older black South Africans – a fear that their hard-won progress over a bitter past was sliding backwards, or that it had never really succeeded to begin with.

While it might seem obvious that investors deserve advice that puts their interests first, the rule has engendered a storm of protest, from inception to more recent Trump administration threats to delay or scrap the implementation of the rule.

These are but two examples and do not include the thousands of tweets, status updates and Instagram pics that have allowed information to spread and protests to be engendered.

The city's reluctance to issue protest permits has engendered especial bitterness.

He lay with her in spite of her pretending to protest and thus engendered the moon god Su-en (Sin).