Sentence examples for igniting public outrage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goodwin walked away with a pension of more than $1 million and rejected repeated calls to surrender all or part of the payment, further igniting public outrage.

Yet the government's cavalier attitude to the issue has ignited public outrage.

However, the political storm caused by the WikiLeaks documents failed to ignite public outrage.

The fact that property owners didn't stand to profit from drilling on their land ignited public outrage in some parts of the world, especially eastern Europe.

Rather than generating sympathy, that accident ignited public outrage about the monarch's lifestyle after it was disclosed that the king had fractured his hip while on a private elephant hunting trip in Botswana.

In November, the owner of Chelsea Market, Jamestown Properties, an acquisition and management firm based in Cologne, Germany, and Atlanta, ignited public outrage when the city approved plans to add office towers to the landmark structure.

Nearly three years after Valeant's egregious price increases ignited public outrage, the story of Syprine highlights just how hard it can be to bring down drug prices once they've been set at stratospheric levels.

The case ignited public outrage and demonstrations.

The July 2011 death of the schizophrenic homeless man ignited public outrage.

Video of the clash at a busy bus depot ignited public outrage.

The circumstances surrounding this violence has ignited public outrage and increased speculation that these killings were racially motivated.