Sentence examples for have caused shock from inspiring English sources

Last September, in a move that should have caused shock waves, the administration appointed L. Jean Lewis as the office's chief of staff.

A FEW years ago an explosion of a packed train a few hundred miles from Moscow would have caused shock and outrage right across Russia.

Those deaths have caused shock and soul-searching in a usually balmy capital where homelessness mostly used to seem like a preoccupation of larger, harsher cities like New York or Moscow.

Facts, not comment, have caused shock and outrage, headlines and apologies.

The crimes uncovered by Operation Bullfinch - as police dubbed their investigation - have caused shock that this could happen in Oxford.

Despite being only associate members of the ICC, Ireland have caused shocks with victories over Test nations in three successive World Cups.

Where Iceland has caused shock, Java resulted in awe.

Paul Bhattacharjee, whose sudden death has caused shock and sadness in the theatre world, was a versatile and talented actor.

South Africa's justice minister rebuked prosecutors for the move, saying the decision had caused "shock, panic and confusion" among the general public.

EVEN in a country as used to natural disasters as Indonesia, the chaos and the loss of life wreaked by the eruption of Mount Merapi has caused shock.

The details are still emerging, but news that a Malaysia Airlines plane was shot down over Ukraine on Thursday, killing at least 298, has caused shock and outrage around the world.