Sentence examples for generated protests from inspiring English sources

That project has generated protests here.

He said the anti-Islamic film that has generated protests throughout the Muslim world was "laughable".

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

The north-east's slum clearances, which officials intend to complete by 2015, have generated protests, too.

The shooting of the boy, Andy Lopez, in Santa Rosa on Tuesday has generated protests, with many residents questioning the deputy's decision to open fire.

The decision had generated protests — some of them armed — and counter-protests, and for a moment the city became a symbol of the broadest tensions between the left and the right that have been roiling the nation.

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).

The plan is expected to generate protests.

Higher rates for the islands are already generating 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.