Sentence examples for reported aroused from inspiring English sources

Bush's sale, when it eventually was reported, aroused the SEC's curiosity because he unloaded more than 200,000 Harken shares for $850,000 just before it cratered.

The report aroused reaction from news organizations.

The report aroused the ire of slave owners and local authorities, and Belvis was exiled from the island and ordered to return to Madrid to appear before the Minister of Overseas Affairs to answer to charges of sedition.

When General Harkins and his staff in Saigon did not listen to Vann, and his reports aroused their displeasure, he leaked his meticulously documented assessments to the American correspondents in the country.

Few strategists think the Fed is likely to raise rates tomorrow, but Friday's stunning consumer price report aroused fears that the Fed could move toward a tightening bias.

The report aroused accusations of sexism on Sina Weibo, China's version of Twitter.

Responding to questionnaires after taking either the drug or a dummy pill, 73percentt of the women on bremelanotide reported feeling genitally aroused, compared with 23percentt given the placebo; and 43percentt of the bremelanotide group said the treatment augmented their sexual desire, against only 19percentt of those on dummy pills.

The newspaper reported that he aroused suspicions in the aftermath of the attack when he ordered a steak in the restaurant, while other guests were panicking.

These reports have aroused fear here of fresh trouble on Kashmir's borders with India.

But the reports have aroused interest at a time of disputes, defections and realignments within the brutal Communist insurgency.

His reports had aroused intense local hostility and finally death threats from the devotees of the goddess Kali, who now declared that unless Seepersad made a conciliatory gesture, he would become poisoned and die.