Sentence examples for greatest outcry from inspiring English sources
The case of bookseller Lee Bo caused the greatest outcry as he was the only one to disappear from Hong Kong, leading to accusations that mainland law enforcement agents were operating illegally in the city.
There was a great outcry over the bribe solicitation, followed by preparations for war.
When this information was verified, a great outcry erupted throughout Israel's military and intelligence establishment, with some demanding that the site be bombed at once.
But there was a great outcry over the "pretentious feudal meaning" of the phrase, according to the Ohio Historical Society, and the legislation was repealed a year later.
At any rate, back home in Seattle, there was no civic gnashing of teeth, nor any great outcry of fear and trembling, nor any maudlin standing ovations.
The payroll tax went into effect two months later, provoking no great outcry, either by the public or, at that point, the Republican Party.
What I can't understand is why there has not been a greater outcry among shareholders on the terms of this settlement".
Amid great outcry that poor families are more debt averse than rich ones (and there were some studies that supported the claim), the new Labour government introduced tuition fees in 1999.What happened next shows that such fears were misplaced.
It looks increasingly like the last great outcry of the left in America, and it shows the ugly alliance of every rich and insecure entity that could make curse words out of "socialist" or "liberal".
More than 7,000 people who did not or could not flee were forced into makeshift camps, grim sites that caused a great outcry when journalists discovered them and sent images of emaciated prisoners around the world.
