Sentence examples for increasing clamor from inspiring English sources

Syrian activists took heart in the increasing clamor of both Arab and Western condemnation, but also worried about the possibility of direct foreign intervention.

Mr. Dammerman insisted that the reorganization had nothing to do with the increasing clamor from investors, regulators and the news media for greater transparency in accounting and for chief executives to take more responsibility for businesses.

While to date I've assiduously avoided Princeton's current No. 1 topic, increasing clamor and the public groundswell (nothing to do with fracking, I hasten to add) compels me to face the issue head-on and make here a full, straightforward statement on the question, as controversial and upsetting as that may be.

Increasing clamor for military action in both the United States and the Confederacy had been building since the firing on Fort Sumter in mid-April, and Virginia's secession and transfer of the Confederate capital from Montgomery, Ala., to Richmond had focused attention and planning on the Potomac frontier.

But, the United States will suffer if it further capitulates to the increasing clamor from certain groups within the States to make everything public on the basis "the public has a right to know the facts".

If you live in an area where this is an issue, you might like to join the increasing clamor for relaxation of such rules so that you can save money and energy too.

The shooting death of a Michigan girl at the hands of a 6-year-old classmate last week has increased the clamor for laws requiring gun makers to incorporate safety devices into the weapons they sell.

The stoppage of the factory had but served to increase the clamor for goods–except that Eastman's hair had turned gray over the inexplicable loss of his art.

Politics will further increase the clamor: Just 2 days ago, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest at his daily briefing pointed to a map that appears to show the virus blanketing half the continental United States by mid-summer.

That increased the clamor for an independent domestic spy agency.

However, it also increases the clamor to spend.