Sentence examples for furor grows from inspiring English sources

As the furor grows over lenders' efforts to sidestep legal rules in their zeal to reclaim homes from delinquent borrowers, these and other banks insist that they have been overwhelmed by the housing collapse.

But as the furor grows over lenders' attempts to bypass legal rules in their haste to reclaim houses from delinquent owners, there is a growing expectation that foreclosures will dwindle for months as the foreclosure system is reworked.

The imam has been relatively silent on the controversy since departing on a two-week tour of the Persian Gulf sponsored by the State Department, even as the furor grows over a project that has become the focus of a fierce national debate over the limits of freedom of religion and the legacy of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Regarding the article "Detainee furor grows for Obama" (April 22): In deciding whether to prosecute torturers, President Obama should ask himself: Would today's Germany be a democracy had those who ordered and carried out Nazi war crimes not been brought to trial?

But as the furor grows, a big question remains unanswered: Does Cigna deserve all the blame?

As the political furor grew this week, President Obama forced out the acting commissioner of the I.R.S.

The furor grew last week when the British newspaper The Independent published a blog post with more hints.

As the furor grew, Chief Sherrard apologized, saying, "Unfortunately I failed to anticipate some of the sentiment of the community".

Wall Street initially hoped the banks would do just that but as the political furor grew, a quick end to the crisis was looking less and less likely.

The furor grew when the Times reported that the C.I.A. had turned to a private contractor to help with this highly sensitive operation: the controversial firm Blackwater, now known as Xe Services.

As the international furor grew, senior military officers, and President Bush, insisted that the actions of a few did not reflect the conduct of the military as a whole.