Sentence examples for potent outcry from inspiring English sources
Mostly Cuban-born, a number of them former political prisoners, the 200 or so demonstrators had come from across the metropolitan area to add their voices to the louder, more potent outcry from their compatriots in South Florida.
That potent symbolism fueled the outcry here, with members of Parliament calling for sanctions against the United States and radio stations flooded with indignant calls.
Until the kiosk debacle, I had yet to feel the potent pull of a potential village Outcry.
The mayor's plan was developed in collaboration with labor representatives and it sparked no immediate outcry of resistance from that politically potent bloc.
Advances in communications technology have enabled white-collar jobs to be shipped from the United States and Europe as never before, and the outcry from workers who once considered themselves invulnerable is creating a potent political force.
And these potent confessions are only the most recent in a wave of public outcries. .
Pharmaceutical companies, still smarting from a public outcry over AIDS drugs, have agreed to slash the prices of five potent antituberculosis medicines in poor countries, said Médecins Sans Frontières, the medical charity, which helped broker the deal between industry and the World Health Organization.
