Sentence examples for huge outrage from inspiring English sources

A recent reassessment will not help their case, Dr. Hacker said, adding that the community has "huge outrage about that".

Kemp told the BBC: "I don't think it will cause huge outrage there because I don't think our enemies are going to be particularly concerned about this.

"When the layoffs were leaked, which they always were, it caused huge outrage from the unions," said Theo Kitz, an analyst at Merck Finck & Company, who follows Deutsche Telekom.

"I didn't expect to cause such a huge outrage," the designer said.

"There was huge outrage in both the UK and the USA," says Gramfors, "especially from the Christian right-wing.

But not tonight where gas shortages, power outages, freezing homes sparked huge outrage.

"This is viewed as such a huge scandal and outrage," she said of the new charges, "that it has to lead to some kind of action".

In the heat of huge public outrage, Dawkins issued one of those non-apology apologies.

"Despite demands from all of the other councilors and huge public outrage, councillor Buckley refuses to resign.

A number of the most popular searches in 2012 focused on pocketbook issues: No. 2 was the price of silver (白银价格 baíyín jiàgè), which has seesawed all year, and No. 4 was the price of gasoline (油价 yoújià), which caused huge popular outrage and led to a nationwide series of taxi strikes.

Critics view such moves by the church as cynical public relations ploys to improve its image after the church faced huge public outrage over its role in the Prop 8 fight, but the church has clearly demonstrated to its members that they don't have to take the most hard-line stances on all things gay.