Sentence examples for has triggered widespread from inspiring English sources

The death of the teenager has triggered widespread anguish and raised a debate about the rights of transgender people.

The arrests come amid mounting pressure on the Honduran government to authorize an independent international investigation into the activist's murder, which has triggered widespread condemnation.

The archive, backed by similar evidence in the private computers of other politicians, including the organisation's imprisoned leader, Nikos Michaloliakos, has triggered widespread disbelief.

The real threat is ocean warming, which has triggered widespread loss of ice just around the corner in west Antarctica and we should not lose sight of that".

Brutal footage released by the jihadist group has triggered widespread revulsion, but the so-called Islamic State has also inspired foreign recruits from France, Germany and the UK.

The plan, which Gov. Eliot Spitzer unveiled with little warning in September, has triggered widespread opposition and injected into the normally sedate off-year elections volatile debates over immigration policy and terrorism.

The arrest of a local leader such as Mr Adair would once have triggered widespread protest.

The images, published on the front pages of the country's newspapers have triggered widespread concern that something needs to done urgently.

In a letter to investors on Tuesday Ma writes: "Recently, signals of China's economic slowdown have triggered widespread concern and, I believe, overreaction around the world".

By the time the atmosphere reaches 450 ppm of CO2, ocean temperatures will likely have triggered widespread bleaching.

BBC Persian's Amir Azimi says the transfer of Mr Esmaili is unusual, but that the alleged beatings have triggered widespread criticism.