Sentence examples for has stirred changes from inspiring English sources

Nationally, concern about the ethics of such practices has stirred changes.

But the prospect that moviegoers will be alarmed enough to blame the Bush administration for inattention to climate change has stirred alarm at the space agency, scientists there say.

In "The Day After Tomorrow," a $125 million disaster film set to open on May 28, global warming from accumulating smokestack and tailpipe gases disrupts warm ocean currents and sets off an instant ice age.... [T]he prospect that moviegoers will be alarmed enough to blame the Bush administration for inattention to climate change has stirred alarm at the space agency, scientists there say.

Mark Gretton of CTWD has said "It is hard to convey the misery and anger that [the name change] has stirred in so many".On one hand, Mr Allam would be well-advised to be sensitive to the fans' outrage.

A video game in Spain that allows players to refight the Spanish Civil War and even to change the outcome has stirred controversy some 70 years after that conflict ended.

And the State Constitution includes a provision that has stirred endless debate over how much Illinois can change a public sector worker's pension in the first place.

The JOBS Act has stirred up other criticism for its revisions to rules, including changes that allow hedge funds to advertise to the public for the first time.

This has stirred debate about using genome editing in ways that would pass the changes on to future generations.

"We are trying to change the social norm, and that's why it has stirred so much controversy".

Michael Skinner's claim that chemicals can cause changes to gene expression that persist across multiple generations of animals has stirred excitement and outrage.

A nation has stirred.