Sentence examples for groundswell of protests from inspiring English sources

The groundswell of protests that has apparently forced Reebok to end its relationship with the rapper Rick Ross has focused attention on the feminist group UltraViolet, which harnessed social media and even placed ads on Facebook in a campaign against Mr. Ross after he rapped about drugging a woman and having sex with her without her knowledge.

Groundswell of Protests Backing Illegal Immigrants Immigrant rallies around the country have attracted numbers that astonished even their organizers: more than half a million in Los Angeles, as many as 300,000 in Chicago and tens of thousands in smaller cities.

Under the slogan "National Day of Resistance," separate rallies were held in New York, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Bloomington, Indiana, and Lexington, Kentucky, among other places, part of a groundswell of protests since August.

The enormous groundswell of protests erupting during Trump's first week in office apparently spooked the motorcycle company, specifically surrounding the controversial executive order he signed Friday barring refugees and people from seven countries admission to the US.

The enormous groundswell of protests erupting during Trump's first week in office apparently spooked the motorcycle company, specifically surrounding the controversial executive order he signed Friday barring refugees and people from seven countries admission to the US.

There should be a groundswell of protest.

He did it in response to a groundswell of protest against his government triggered by the disappearance of 43 students in the southern state of Guerrero two months ago.

The groundswell of protest at the inequity of our laws led to a commitment to reform in the last election by all the main parties.

And why, for that matter, was there no wider groundswell of protest when China staged the 2008 summer Olympic Games and won worldwide admiration for the magnificence of the spectacle?

The planned center had ignited a groundswell of protest, much of it from parents with children in one of six nearby schools: Public Schools 132, 528, 48 and 115, Junior High School 143 and Gregorio Luperon Preparatory School.

The archbishop of Canterbury has led a groundswell of protest from faith leaders over the government's announcement that it is ending its provision of safe havens for lone child refugees in Europe, calling for the decision to be reconsidered.