Sentence examples for triggering outcry from inspiring English sources

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced the addition of the question last week, triggering outcry from census experts, immigrant groups and Democratic lawmakers, who stand to lose political power if, as many fear, undocumented immigrants and their families refuse to respond to the survey.

The president denigrated the intelligence of the Lakers star and CNN host Don Lemon, who interviewed James last month, in a tweet that triggered outcries of racism against Trump.

In a recent example, Xi's government proposed strict new rules on banking technology, triggering an outcry, after which regulators backed off the idea.

German authorities kept their find secret for nearly two years and only came forward after its existence was reported in the media, triggering an outcry from the families of former Jewish art collectors who were forced to sell their artworks at rock-bottom prices or had them stolen from them by the Nazis.

The Providencia Favela is part of the redevelopment project, but the urban improvements foreseen initially involved demolishing over 800 houses, triggering an outcry in the community.

TAMPA, Fla., Jan 23 (Reuters) - Brown pelicans with slit throat poaches have been washing up this month in south Florida, triggering community outcry as authorities investigate what they suspect are serial slashings.

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The medical center, in an effort to reduce its deficit, last week sent layoff notices to 104 staff workers, triggering angry outcries from employee groups.

Operation Tango triggered an outcry.

Rocker's remarks triggered an outcry from the Atlanta community, as well as from Braves officials and players.

But Asia Energy's proposals to dramatically alter the landscape around the town have triggered an outcry.