Sentence examples for uproar generated from inspiring English sources

She had agreed to the interview, extensively promoted by NBC News, to address the uproar generated by her deposition.

However, the uproar generated by the disaster led to the creation of the Factory Investigating Commission by the New York state legislature in June.

Goldwind executives and their Chinese bosses no doubt learned from the uproar generated late last year when a Chinese energy conglomerate, A-Power Energy Generation Systems, joined an American investment firm and a Texas developer, Cielo Wind Power, to announce plans for a $1.5 billion wind farm, using 240 to 300 turbines, in West Texas.

Yet, none of that previous work prompted the uproar generated by the EMBL team's paper.

The uproar generated by the ad could help Kemp stand out in a field that includes former state Sen. Hunter Hill, state Sen. Michael Williams and former Navy SEAL and businessman Clay Tippins.

In Minnesota, the remarks generated an uproar among former aides to Mr. Wellstone, whose wife and daughter were also killed in the crash and who was widely regarded as one of the most decent lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

The president generated an uproar earlier this year when he defended the right of Muslims to build a community center and prayer hall near ground zero in Manhattan, and the mosque visit could inflame that controversy.

So its sweeping but hazy purge has generated an uproar about what it means to review in an era when everyone is an author and everyone is a reviewer.

He also intended to convert the electorate into a dynastic property generated an uproar among the other Prince-electors.

Despite the fact that raising the flag contravened standard protocol and immediately generated an uproar from the LGBT community and secularists, the Liberals spent all of Tuesday insisting the flag would stay.

Regardless of intention, the comment created uproar across mainstream and gay communities alike and generated discussion around identity politics.