Sentence examples for ignited protests from inspiring English sources

The trailer ignited protests around the world.

The case of 30-year-old Veloso, who has two children, ignited protests around the world.

The case of 30-year-old Veloso, who has two children, has ignited protests around the world.

The rule, similar to policies in other places, has kept couples with different needs from eating together and ignited protests.

The rapes most recently ignited protests in Delhi, led mainly by women, and drew the attention of the world to India's disregard for women's rights and safety.

Years later, the massacre of Abu Salim ignited protests in Benghazi by relatives of those who died, demanding justice and the release of a lawyer who represented them.

His remarks ignited protest, particularly from conservatives.

But foreign ownership has not always been welcomed: the purchase of American Water Works in February by RWE of Germany ignited protest rallies.

The killing ignited protest rallies, civil disobedience, and three days of mayhem in Over-the-Rhine and other neighborhoods — what media reports in Cincinnati and beyond described as riots but what many black people, investing these events with the gravity of a cumulative historic struggle, insist upon calling a rebellion or an uprising.

"We'd been trying to ignite protests before, but now we had our spark," Mr. Ziadeh said.

Continental Airlines made a similar change a few weeks ago, igniting protests from some of its frequent fliers, according to Mr. Petersen.