Sentence examples for explosion of protest from inspiring English sources

An attempt to close them down could produce an explosion of protest from defenders of free speech.

The killing of an unarmed teenager in Ferguson, Missouri, led to an explosion of protest, both on- and offline.

No regime in the Arab world will be immune from the explosion of protest and longing for freedom sweeping the entire region.

The test has touched off an explosion of protest among early-childhood scholars who say it was too hastily developed and ignores the nonacademic skills necessary for learning.

It seemed as if the issue was dead, but at the grassroots, thousands of people were preparing for an explosion of protest.

Under these conditions, May's election won't mean very much, and the problems that produced the last explosion of protest will likely produce another one.

The status quo is unsustainable and the result, perhaps inevitable, has been an explosion of protests and rioting in the streets of both countries.

CAIRO — Egypt's military rulers struggled Sunday to contain an explosion of protests demanding their ouster, as a growing crowd of demonstrators pushed security forces out of Tahrir Square for a second night in a row and new clashes broke out across the country.

The result was an explosion of protests and not a few insults directed at Mr. Messier, who this summer moved his operating base to New York as part of his strategy of strengthening Vivendi Universal's place on the American movie, music, television and theme park scene.

In scenes that appeared to mirror the explosion of protests across southern Iraq in July, government headquarters and the offices of many of Iraq's most powerful political parties and militias have been attacked and set ablaze by protesters in the oil-rich southern province of Basra.

But an explosion of protests Friday rejecting the move appeared to have pushed the military into forcing him out completely.