Sentence examples for intense outcry from inspiring English sources

Still, the Forest City proposal has not provoked the intense outcry that Costco faced -- not yet, anyway.

There was an intense outcry against the celebration of a génocidaire, and, hours later, the government removed the statue; the minister said that it had been put up as a "trial to see if the concrete could support the weight".

David Tallman Atlanta, Jan . 1 2010 To the Editor: David Brooks says the intense outcry over the averted terrorist attack on an airliner over Detroit on Christmas Day is evidence that the American people "seem to expect perfection from government and then throw temper tantrums when it is not achieved".

The hashtag #freekesha became the focal point of an intense outcry on Friday, and over the weekend pop stars from Kelly Clarkson to Lady Gaga tweeted their support for the singer, culminating in a Monday morning announcement that Taylor Swift had donated $250,000 "to help with any of her financial needs during this trying time".

Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations in recent years have drawn an intense outcry from public health and open Internet advocates, who have said restrictive intellectual property provisions would make lifesaving medicines unaffordable and hamper the functionality of the Web.

After intense public outcry, four officers were brought to trial.

It provoked an intense public outcry, and in its wake ICE decided to release her – no bond needed.

Following intense public outcry, Google, Yahoo and Microsoft created the Global Network Initiative, a self-regulating industry body that pledged to resist censorship and repression from governments in the future.

Under an intense public outcry, skating officials suspended Le Gougne and invented a loophole that would allow them to give a duplicate gold to Canada's popular pair, even though the investigation was far from over.

That could lead to a halt to state employee paychecks, which would lead to immediate and intense public outcry as the "mainstream" portions of state government abruptly closed.

The veto, delivered the same day a federal judge struck down a law against same-sex marriage in Texas, came amid an intense national outcry by the gay community, its supporters, business owners and Arizona political leaders.