Sentence examples for firestorm on from inspiring English sources

A firestorm on Twitter subsequently prompted an official apology.

There was a media firestorm on the release of the book, including accusations of child pornography.

Mr. Fauzi set off a firestorm on Sept. 16 when he said women were inviting rape by wearing provocative clothing.

That demand — as sweeping as it is incendiary — led to a firestorm on social media as well as condemnation from his political rivals.

Today the Times and the Post lead with the firestorm on Capitol Hill, where many congressmen are wondering aloud why these "incompetent" workers have been rewarded.

Most famously, he suggested in a speech that women might lack an intrinsic aptitude for math and science, setting off a firestorm on campus and across the nation.

His comments ignited a firestorm of controversy on Twitter and one well-known female TV news anchor even took the unusual step of condemning the remarks during a bulletin.

He predicted that after a brief firestorm of complaints on the pro tour, no one would remember why the "let serve" was ever in place.

[Page A1.] Presidential Adviser Under Fire In the last two weeks, N. Gregory Mankiw, chairman of President Bush's Council of Economic Advisers, has found himself at the center of several firestorms on an issue of enormous political importance to the administration: jobs.

It also provides predictive power in breast cancer prognosis, where a poor prognosis is indicated by high-level amplification [91], extensive chromosome instability [33] and/or the presence of multiple, closely spaced amplicons, or "firestorms", on a single chromosome arm [92].

Mustangs played a murderous role in the February , 1945 firestorm attack on Dresden, strafing survivors of the initial bombing who were massed on the city's riverbanks.