Sentence examples for much outcry from inspiring English sources

I haven't heard much outcry about that.

His One Florida initiative has ended affirmative action at Florida's public universities to much outcry.

Nor is there much outcry about the more than millions of chickens that were slaughtered in the first three months of this year.

But close associates of Mr. Nader said they feared that despite so much outcry against a run - there is even a liberal Web site called RalphDontRun.net - he may just make one.

The chancellor was able to announce that critical rail projects such as the electrification of the Midland mainline and TransPennine routes would go ahead, after they were shelved earlier this year to much outcry in the north.

Mr. Christie said Ms. Weinberg was the hypocrite, asking reporters, "Can you guys please take the bat out on her for once?" There was not much outcry at first, but Ms. Weinberg drew sympathetic news coverage and Mr. Christie's remark lighted up comment pages on news Web sites.

Why is art suddenly arousing so much public outcry?

And while marijuana remains an illegal substance that can result in serious criminal charges in most states, there hasn't been much public outcry.

More than 30 New Jersey school districts have put random testing into effect, though usually without as much public outcry as in Northern Valley.

(In 2006 the Wrong Gallery restaged this work at the Frieze Art Fair to much less outcry but with its disturbing questions intact).

If the I.N.S. used this tactic against a group that was less subject to a terrorist stereotype, there would be a much broader outcry".