Sentence examples for outcry grew from inspiring English sources

But as the prison population swelled, and many nonviolent offenders were sentenced to long prison terms, the outcry grew.

The statues lasted five days before the public outcry grew so intense that the artist trucked his works away.

Five years ago the popular outcry grew too much for the authorities, who agreed to end the restrictions in Beijing and more than 200 other cities.

The incident generated widespread publicity, and the outcry grew with the discovery that the girl's parents had willingly sent her out daily to make money.

The outcry grew after pictures of two girls apparently enjoying a previous holiday trip to Mombasa on the same plane surfaced on Instagram.

In the weeks following that shooting, as the public outcry grew, police officials said many officers demoralized by the withering criticism were no longer patrolling as aggressively and cited this as a leading factor in the rising murder rate.

In such cases, it is the central government that digs in its heels, and the louder the outcry grows, the worse the situation becomes.

Lundqvist's nuanced position demonstrates the difficult path athletes and coaches must negotiate as the outcry grows over the law, which bans "propaganda on nontraditional sexual relationships".

But as a consumer outcry grows, the practice is under attack, and regulators plan to introduce new protections before year's end.

Almost as soon as they are in the air they break out into a clamour of calls and though their outcry grows quieter with distance, we can still hear them clearly as they come into land on the far side of the loch, where their unexpected arrival prompts a further outburst from the geese already there.

As mainstream outcry grows against this "cyberbullying" bill and businesses line up on the side of reasonable privacy protection, the government may finally change its tune.