Sentence examples for generating a storm from inspiring English sources

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.

In March, I wrote that "a Democratic House majority, and specifically the Oversight committee, will be capable of generating a storm that threatens the future of the Trump presidency".

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

His case generated a storm when the Australian government initially rejected his asylum request.

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.

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.

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.

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.