Sentence examples for generate protest from inspiring English sources

That hasn't happened in developing economies yet, but it won't take much to ignite a spark – and a repeat of the food inflation seen in 2008-9 tendstonds to generate protest almost anywhere on Earth.

The plan is expected to generate protests.

A group of fired legislators clashed with the police after forcing their way into Congress as President Rafael Correa's plan to rewrite the Constitution continued to generate protests.

France will have its first legal gay marriage on Wednesday, though the issue continues to generate protests by opponents, including a march by some 150,000 people on Sunday.

It doesn't look like imprisoning Aung San Suu Kyi is going to generate protests inside the country; she was barely discussed, not like the way she used to be.

However, the proposal would likely generate protests in the United Kingdom and other European countries on data security and civil liberties grounds.

But the Senate compromise has generated protest from black lawmakers in the state's House of Representatives, who rightly point out that every black person who does business in the Statehouse would be required to walk directly by this emblem of segregation.

Mr. Kushner's Pulitzer Prize-winning epic, "Angels in America," dealt with the AIDS epidemic, criticized the Reagan administration and generated protest when it was later presented in Charlotte, N.C., in 1996 (opening night was held with the protection of a last-minute court order).

That project has generated protests here.

Higher rates for the islands are already generating protests.

Still, they were controversial; S.B. 353, in particular, generated protests and counter-protests.