Sentence examples for ignited outcry from inspiring English sources

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday vowed to stay in the Iran nuclear deal shortly after President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will withdraw from the multinational pact, a decision that ignited outcry and concern from fellow world leaders.

The decision has ignited an outcry by human rights groups and others.

The accusations ignited an outcry on social media and calls for consumers to think twice about placing their next order on Amazon.

This has ignited an outcry among technology workers who have lost jobs and say that foreign contract workers are paid substantially less than prevailing wages in the industry.

The F.D.A.'s decision two years ago ignited an outcry from some prostate cancer patients and from investors in Dendreon, who said the agency was being unreasonable and denying patients a treatment that might work.

Recent reports of women being coerced into late-term abortions by local officials have thrust China's population control policy into the spotlight and ignited an outcry among policy advisers and scholars who are seeking to push central officials to fundamentally change or repeal a law that penalizes families for having more than one child.

One of the book club's members, Lisa Johnson, chronicled the event on Facebook, igniting an outcry across social media and inspiring the hashtag #LaughingWhileBlack. "I felt like it was a racist attack on us," Johnson later told the San Francisco Chronicle.

The Zeitoun killings have ignited an international outcry.

The bloody episode strengthened the protesters' resolve and ignited a nationwide outcry that continued until Mubarak stepped down on February 11.

That ignited a national outcry and a whole new round of lobbying reminiscent of the old days in the '70s.

The case of the woman, Wu Ying, ignited an enormous outcry in China, especially on the Internet, and strengthened public criticism of the death penalty.