Sentence examples for has ignited outrage from inspiring English sources

During the banking crisis, the size of multimillion-pound bonuses to top bank executives has ignited outrage among small-fry savers.

The lifeless body of Aylan Kurdi, which washed up at tourist beach in Turkey on Wednesday, has ignited outrage and concern over the prevailing refugee crisis in Europe.

But the two episodes — clear violations of international law and established protocols — have ignited outrage in the United States, bringing one of its most ambitious international offensives against drug traffickers to a sudden halt just months after it started.

Yet the government's cavalier attitude to the issue has ignited public outrage.

The circumstances surrounding this violence has ignited public outrage and increased speculation that these killings were racially motivated.

THE patenting of methods used in e-business has ignited anger and outrage in the world of Internet commerce, especially in the case of several high-profile companies that have received broad patents for widely used retail techniques.

A6 Pakistani Leader Causes Stir Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's remark about women and rape has ignited a firestorm of outrage at home and abroad and undermined his efforts to publicize his new governing principle of "enlightened moderation".

The J. C. decision has ignited debate.

His presidency has ignited a literary boomlet.

The challenge has ignited a volcano of ingenuity.

This has ignited a fierce debate about his ideology.