Sentence examples for further uproar from inspiring English sources

Trump caused further uproar by suggesting that the US may drop the One China policy.

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His statement engendered further uproar here, and the next day the agency's spokesman, Aleksandr Zdanovich, said the security service would like to "apologize to the residents of Ryazan for the inconvenience and the emotional shock".

In such an environment, the last thing BP Chief Executive Tony Hayward Tony Hayward needs is any further uproar, but with U.S. Senators Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y).

Over the summer there was further uproar in several of the state's urban counties, where Republican election board members pushed through rules that cut voting hours in those counties, where the populations have large minority and Democratic voting blocs.

No charges have been filed against Zimmerman, and the police handling of the case has further fueled uproar over Martin's murder.

The moratorium is likely to further fuel the uproar over the foreclosure tactics of the big lenders, which continued to have political ramifications on Friday.

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In response - and further fueling the uproar - last month French footballer Nicolas Anelka performed the quenelle after scoring a goal on behalf of West Bromwich Albion, the football club he plays for in England.

The uproar may further damage bilateral ties.

This set the stage for yet another confrontation in the post-election war.By denying attempts by the counties to submit manual recounts, Mrs Harris trumped Mr Gore's offer of a Florida-wide recount and made certain that there would be public uproar and further legal challenges.