Sentence examples for great uproar from inspiring English sources
If libraries started charging entrance fees there would be a great uproar.
"There was already a great uproar when we opened up the economy to 100percentt foreign ownership," he said.
This led to a great uproar, as prosecutors argued this would violate their legal responsibility to turn exculpatory comments over to defense lawyers.
Faced with calls from the right to upend the Affordable Care Act, a decision that would have caused a great uproar, the Chief Justice came up with an obscure argument about taxation that few people had hitherto considered, in support of a five-to-four ruling that President Obama's health-care reform, or most of it, was constitutional.
10 Antiochus, when fighting against the Ephesians, directed the Rhodians, whom he had as allies, to make an attack on the harbour at night with a great uproar.
5 And since a great uproar arose about the forts and the camp, the Athenians who were engaged in the sea-battle turned about in dismay and fled toward the last remaining fort.
Louder, tenser confrontations led to the recent advisory, and an even greater uproar.
The study, which suggested — incredibly — that there is no "strong evidence that organic foods are significantly more nutritious than conventional foods," caused as great an uproar as anything that has happened, food-wise, this year.
All of this is reversible, to be sure, but the longer the moratorium on nuclear testing continues, the greater the uproar should a nation violate the norm, and the greater the pressure on national leaders to abide by it.
It's puzzling that there has not been a greater public uproar over this immoral, illegal, ineffective and cruel practice that so compromises our security.
