Sentence examples for produced an uproar from inspiring English sources

It follows months of sharp criticism of the mortgage foreclosure process, which produced an uproar last year over shoddy paperwork and possible forgeries of legal documents by banks, other lenders or their representatives.

The invitation for public comment produced an uproar.

News of the passage of the Stamp Act produced an uproar in the colonies.

Mr. Reeb died two days later, producing an uproar that resonated to the White House.

Posted online, the video produced a public uproar but no action against the mayor or his emissary.

Of course, the very same request made to Palestinians is now being asked of Israelis, and the result has not been that forthcoming.It split Israel's ruling coalition and the country, and produced a huge uproar among the country's non-Jewish population.

The resulting uproar produced a memorable attack on Mrs Thatcher, when Denis Healey described her in the Commons as "the great she-elephant, she who must be obeyed".

She says she initially believed that the political uproar about her taxes was just "noise from the right," but when the noise became a general uproar she grudgingly produced a summary of her 2003 income — $5.1 million — and the effective tax she paid on it, about eleven per cent.

Well, not exactly: users will still be able to access recipes if they have the dish names or urls – they will be "archived or mothballed" (given the uproar, the BBC has produced a guide to exactly what's happening).

At center stage in Lincoln's ongoing saga has been construction tumult, a Darwinian struggle for farmers' produce, and even an uproar occasioned by the very choice of its name.

Its findings produced international uproar.