Sentence examples for wide outcry from inspiring English sources

After a wide outcry, state education officials set aside the results for high school juniors and seniors.

Last week, the Chelsea's owners fired their management company after a wide outcry that it was trying to turn the Chelsea into a boutique hotel.

That's the side that amplifies the jittery nods and frustrated winces and wide-eyed outcries — his eyebrows fleeing the lies his mouth is about to tell — that make him a straight man nonpareil.

First of all, we simply don't know which turn Austria might have taken in the absence of the Europe-wide outcry.

If this was a wider outcry at Tory policy, then a significant number of extra constituencies start to sound an alarm, he warns.

Strikingly, there has been no wide public outcry about the latest drug scandals.

Though the city is solidly Democratic, the plan to put the Police Department out of business has not prompted the wide public outcry seen in the union battles in Chicago, Ohio or Wisconsin, in part because many residents have come to resent a police force they see as incompetent, corrupt and doing little to make their streets safe.

Regardless of the reasons for the sheer size of the protests in Iran are the implications of such wide public outcry for the Islamic revolution itself.

The book resulted in a nation-wide public outcry in the US, leading eventually to a ban on using DDT in agriculture in 1972.

So now YouTube appears to be trying to get ahead of any wider societal outcry over (yet more) algorithmically accelerated idiocy on its platform — i.e. when sane people realize kids have been filming themselves eating detergent just to try to go viral on YouTube — and is removing Tide Pod Challenge videos.

It could antagonize the powerful Catholic church if it fails to back the legislation - or fan an even wider public outcry if it does.