Sentence examples for ongoing outrage from inspiring English sources

While there is ongoing outrage between Iraqis and the military over such deadly incidents, this one came with a different, but increasingly common, twist: The Americans involved in the shooting were neither US military nor civilians.

Investors cheered a rare upbeat report on the housing market, while fixed-income traders digested a massive corporate bond offering and above it all loomed the ongoing outrage over bonus payments doled out by crippled insurer American International Group.

A recent report by the Centre for Constitutional Rights – whose attorneys have visited the base 40 times since 2004 – details the ongoing outrages inflicted upon inmates there.

One of the ongoing outrages of previous bank settlements is the fact that lawbreaking institutions have been able to pay their fines and enter their settlements while "neither admitting nor denying wrongdoing" -- despite what in many cases were massive amounts of incriminating evidence.

There's ongoing national outrage over unarmed black men being killed by police, with no easy solution in sight.

Which bridges us nicely to the last micro-outrage: the ongoing troubles relating to Facebook's promoted posts feature, or if you read the same article I did as it made the rounds, "the single most misguided thing a major corporation has ever deliberately done, bar none, in the entire history of American capitalism and the world".

In Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, Florida and New Jersey, Republicans swept into power last year by voters outraged about ongoing economic distress are now targeting benefits for pensioners, hiking taxes for employees who will one day receive a pension and, in Wisconsin, even trying to eliminate the right for public employees to collectively bargain for a pension.

In response to public outrage over its ongoing bungled response, Equifax stated on Twitter that it will waive credit freeze fees for 30 days.

Plaschke: Reduction in spring telecasts is just the latest outrage in Dodgers' ongoing TV boondoggle.

The Anti-Defamation League and Jewish Funds for Justice have expressed their outrage at his ongoing battle with Jews and, in particular, equating Reform Judaism to radical extremism.

But if the nation is so offended by racism, why is there no consistent public outrage for the ongoing racist practices that deeply affect entire communities of Americans on a daily basis?