Sentence examples for increasing uproar from inspiring English sources

With the increasing uproar from the membership and the media, APA's more recently elected leaders and the current CEO, Norman Anderson, have been extraordinarily quiet on the subject of psychologist and APA involvement in the torture issue.

The confiscation of books only increased the uproar caused across the state by the law.

It only took four days of online uproar, accusation and rapidly increasing anger, but Sub Club managed to put out a statement yesterday in response to criticism regarding their use of the term 'safe space'.

Chinese attempts to invest in some American companies (such as the oil producer Unocal) had caused a political uproar, and the idea of the Chinese increasing their stake in Morgan Stanley worried some people.

Then, in 1984, during the uproar of increased parental concern regarding violence in "PG" films, Psycho was retro-rated again to its current rating of "R".

Despite the social media uproar and increased awareness of pay disparities, the fact that Nadella said these things isn't all that shocking; they reflect a longstanding status quo.

BANGKOK — An uproar among Muslims in Malaysia over the use of the word Allah by Christians spread over the weekend with the firebombing and vandalizing of several churches, increasing tensions at a time of political turbulence.

Despite attempts by Lowe's to assure customers that it values religious diversity, the uproar continues to increase after the corporation pulled advertising from a hit cable show about Muslims, bowing to complaints from an anti-Islamic organization.

The uproar surrounding the arrests only increased when the trial began.

A | The Government has slashed the money it gives councils by 40 per cent since 2010 and there would be uproar if council tax was increased to cover such a dramatic shortfall.

Yet, not only would the business community be in uproar – making it politically impossible – it would only further increase the draw to Britain.