Sentence examples for sparked uproar from inspiring English sources

The second shooting, in nearby Coeur d'Alene, sparked uproar.

The incident sparked uproar on social media as Sterling's name trended on Twitter on Tuesday evening.

ENRC sparked uproar when it bought the Kolwezi copper mining project in the war-ravaged African country.

A front cover of the Daily Nation sparked uproar and the newspaper's managing editor lost his job as a result.

News of the arrangement sparked uproar and the Kremlin had to go through the motions of upbraiding the media minister.

Killing Obamacare would have left more than 20 million Americans without health insurance, a prospect which sparked uproar.

The theft of the 100kg (220lb) gate was reported on 2 November 2014, sparking uproar, with Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, calling it "appalling".

Nikos Nikolopoulos, who for a brief few days served as labour minister in the six-week-old administration, was expelled from the party's ranks after sparking uproar with a series of tweets today.

ESPN's Chris Broussard sparks uproar with Jason Collins remarks.

But it has sparked an uproar.

The abduction sparked global uproar and a viral campaign with the slogan BringBackOurGirls.