Sentence examples for significant outcry from inspiring English sources

There has been no significant outcry among the young Greeks who voted for Alexis Tsipras as he has watered down his party's original programme three times over.

When Mario Resca, who ran the Italian subsidiary of McDonald's for years, was appointed to a new ministry post to develop museums two years ago, there was a significant outcry that the ministry's mandate would be bartered for an entrepreneurial model.

"There definitely seems to be a significant convergence around the idea of universal background checks," said Dan Gross, the president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, though he added, "I think there is still a significant outcry on the part of the American public to talk about assault weapons".

When Mario Resca, who ran McDonald's Italian subsidiary for years, was appointed to a new ministry post to develop museums two years ago, there was significant outcry that the ministry's mandate to safeguard Italy's patrimony would be bartered for an entrepreneurial model and over-commercialization.

But these charges created a significant outcry, and great difficulty for the individuals conducting the picture's Academy campaign.

As with any well-liked company purchased by Facebook, there was significant outcry when the deal was announced, especially from developers who aren't interested in dealing with Facebook.

Barbarians advertisements, showing a scantily dressed model known for topless poses, triggered significant outcries of moral indignity.

No mainstream politician could challenge DACA without causing a significant public outcry.

Although the convictions are on minor charges, there has been significant public outcry for harsh sentences.

This is probably why the disclosures made by Snowden have not led to a significant public outcry in this country.

After significant public outcry, Republicans agreed to change the language.