Sentence examples for larger uproar from inspiring English sources
There are also reports, already, of schools that serve military children firing teachers and eliminating A.P. classes because going off the cliff would mean that they couldn't afford to keep them — to list just one small example alongside the larger uproar about market uncertainty and financial turmoil that would likely ensue.
It also would have caused problems with the season pass, as taking away content season pass players had paid for would have caused a potentially even larger uproar than the matchmaking problems caused.
Still, there was a large uproar.
There's a large uproar right now following Tr.im's demise on whether or not anyone should actually be using URL-shorteners just in case something like this happens.
The largest uproar of the morning came as California Secretary of State Alex Padilla took the stage.
I think the margins are cut thin". Perhaps the largest public uproar over air show safety followed the 1988 West Germany disaster.
On March 18th, Krupp announced that it was bidding DM435 for Thyssen shares, a generous 60% above their value at the end of last year.The idea of a takeover battle, with outside shareholders deciding Thyssen's fate (rather than the usual deal carved up by banks and other large shareholders), provoked uproar.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — An inflammatory call by an American congressman for the secession of Pakistan's largest province has sparked uproar in the country, injecting fresh complications into stalled efforts to restart diplomatic relations between Washington and Islamabad.
Comcast, the country's largest ISP, created an uproar this past summer when it added Wi-Fi hubs to its Xfinity internet service in the Seattle area, without first warning customers that their routers would also broadcast a Wi-Fi signal to the neighbourhood to allow other Comcast customers to gain internet access.
As we sift the truth of these allegations, let's not allow this uproar to obscure that larger message of the possibility of change.
