Sentence examples for mass outcry from inspiring English sources

If this mass outcry shrinks his desire for notoriety a bit, I'll be glad, but we'll still have a lot of work to do.

For the sake of Trayvon Martin, and the Trayvon Martins who never had this sort of mass outcry, something must be done.

But there was an even more immediate, and important, concern occupying Mexicans' attention: the mass outcry over the dramatic rise in gas prices, called the gasolinazo, that accompanied the recent privatization of the oil industry.

Three coaches have been fined for criticizing the replacement referees, but there has not been the mass outcry from players and coaches that accompanied the use of replacement referees in 1995.

Barnard said it was an "urban myth" that Cadbury reduced the size of its Creme Egg – a cause for mass public outcry earlier this year after it emerged that the sweet's outer casing was no longer made from Dairy Milk chocolate, but the "standard cocoa mix" used to coat Double Decker and Crunchie bars.

But without the mass domestic public outcry against a military strike, Obama would not have needed, nor would he likely have heeded, an alternative to war.

As the conflict dragged on, Biafra buckled under a blockade so brutal it provoked an international outcry: mass starvation, kwashiorkor and mental illness devastated the Igbo landscape, where vultures, those "avian prognosticators of death", circled overhead.

Mr Fyssas's killing sparked a national and international outcry and mass rallies against Golden Dawn.

Despite public outcry over mass shootings, election-year politics are driving both parties away from seriously tackling any legislative solutions.

Gambira was released early on the January 13 , 2012 as part of a mass pardon after international outcry and pressure seemed to force the Junta's hand.

Gambira was released early on the 13th of January 2012, as part of a mass pardon after international outcry and pressure seemed to force the junta's hand.