Sentence examples for prompt protests from inspiring English sources

But it will face renewals of such fights time and again, as innovations prompt protests from injured competitors.

Activists said they anticipate the bill may prompt protests and litigation and are turning their attention to holding politicians accountable.

"Let us inundate the organizers and Starlight Pavilion with letters or phone calls, registering our peaceful, but prompt protests," the site said.

Eagle's candidacy is likely to prompt protests in her seat in Wallasey, Merseyside, where the constituency Labour party last week passed a motion of support for Corbyn, with a message directly to the leader, bypassing Eagle.

Any decision to break with the status quo on the embassy issue is likely to prompt protests from US allies in the Middle East such as Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt.

While Knight no longer holds the entire state of Indiana in sway as he once did, he still had enough stature to prompt protests on campus and a threatened walkout by nearly the entire team if Davis were not named as coach.

The ruling prompted protests across Brazil, and protesters set fire to tyres and blocked streets in Porto Alegre and São Paulo.

Google's announcement prompted immediate protest.

The move has prompted protests.

The move prompted protests from parents and pediatric neurologists.

The action prompted protests from surprised city residents.