Sentence examples for generated a storm of from inspiring English sources

His purchase of those shares has generated a storm of controversy and several government inquiries.

That statement generated a storm of controversy in the Middle East, with one Kuwaiti daily calling it "a slap in the face" to Arabs.

Calling in regulators on both sides of the Atlantic generated a storm of negative publicity, capped by the resignation of HP's chairman and two board directors last week after a shareholder revolt.

Last year, Google generated a storm of controversy in Germany when it had to acknowledge it had been recording information from unsecured wireless networks while compiling its Street View mapping service.

The sentence generated a storm of criticism from intellectuals, bloggers and even state media, and it revived debate over China's use of re-education through labor, a system that allows for detention without trial.

Last year, Mr. Holder proposed trying Mr. Mohammed and the four people suspected of being his accomplices in federal civilian courts in New York City, but that generated a storm of controversy.

No question: this cri de coeur is going to generate a storm of comment.

The collisions generate a storm of particles flying in many directions.

Then you generate a storm of publicity and watch the share price and the value of your ownership stake decline.

Though he celebrated his 79th birthday last month, Dr. Wilson is generating a storm of literary output that would be impressive for someone half his age.

The IOC's selection is sure to generate a storm of controversy over human rights, since both bidding countries stand accused of trampling on civil liberties, jailing dissidents and muzzling the media.