EpiPen maker boosts discount programs but holds price steady, despite outrage.
Still, the steady swell of outrage from the international community has had a rare impact on Nigeria's government, which has, belatedly, scrambled to appease protesters.
The massacre has been a steady cause of outrage in Mexico.
Cries to that effect have only grown louder this year, two years on from revelations that Kremlin election propaganda maliciously targeting the U.S. presidential election had reached hundreds of millions of Facebook users, fueled by a steady stream of fresh outrages found spreading and catching fire on these "social" platforms.
The nuclear squeeze A bloody mess An agreement, sort of Reprints Related items America in Iraq: After FallujahNov 11th 2004Still, the Americans made full use of their firepower to move into Fallujah as fast as possible so as to avoid the steady build-up of Iraqi outrage during April's fighting.
Americans are outraged over the steady rise in gasoline prices, and as president, Barack Obama has to take responsibility for what happens on his watch.
The drip drip drip of leaks evolved into a steady stream that fueled seismic public outrage — leading to several official investigations as well as the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller.
As directed by Jim Loach, the son of the great social realist filmmaker Ken Loach, it keeps its eye on the long view and maintains a steady, melancholic tone that conveys a resolute moral outrage.
Since July, when the Boy Scouts of America reaffirmed its policy of excluding gays, the Scouts -- and organizations that give to it -- have come under steady pressure from gay rights organizations that are outraged over the policy.
The tweeting pattern followed a steady incline, naturally peaking during the announcement of the winner and staying high for subsequent shock and outrage.
