Sentence examples for spawned protests from inspiring English sources

But it has also spawned protests about obstructed views.

The cancellations have in turn spawned protests and criticism about limiting speech.

They spawned protests against further enriching the already rich 1 percent, like those in Chicago, Boston, Oakland, Calif., New Haven, and even London.

The air pollution has gotten so bad at times that it has prompted warnings from local doctors, spawned protests at the State Capitol and led to a variety of legislative proposals in the hopes of confronting the problem before it gets worse.

Their arraignments are scheduled for July 2. Gray's death spawned protests that gave way at least twice to violence, looting and arson.

News of Park51, the proposed Muslim community center in lower Manhattan, has spawned protests against a religious group that simply seeks to create a meeting place and has gone out of its way to make clear that the space will be open to the entire New York community.

A product of the same anti-establishment feeling that has spawned protest parties across the West, UKIP is the first non-toxic party to outflank the Tories on the right.

Bill C-51 was introduced in early 2015 by the country's then Conservative government, spawning protests across the country as it became law.

Even when it is undertaken with good intentions, however, emphasizing good corporate citizenship is not a solution to the problems of inequality and injustice that often spawn protests, forcing corporations into action.

In 2001, Russian programmer Dmitry Sklyarov was arrested and charged with trafficking in a software program that allowed users to circumvent technological protections on copyrighted material, invoking anger from legal scholars and rights groups and spawning protests in more than twenty cities.

The shift was painful, spawning protest movements and political forces like progressivism.