After his dismissal on 10 February, Montague's former teammates wore gray T-shirts with "YALE" spelled backwards in inverted letters on the front and Montague's uniform number and nickname, "Gucci", on the back for a nationally televised game against Harvard, prompting a campus-wide uproar at the prestigious Connecticut university.
When a group of scientists in Massachusetts claimed this week that they had cloned the first early human embryo--a breakthrough toward future therapeutic uses--the announcement immediately drew world-wide uproar and prompted a new series of debates on the legal, ethical, and scientific issues associated with this research.
Dunham caught flack for the lack of diversity on "Girls" very early on, leading to web-wide uproar.
Rough markets and a wider political uproar over pay have fuelled discontent across corporate Europe.
This unleashed a media uproar and wide speculation among pundits that the race would be upended as Democrats became demoralized by the news.
PARK CITY, UTAH — While continuing to steer just wide of the political uproar over Russia's new anti-gay laws, U.S. Olympic officials said Tuesday they would support boosting anti-discrimination language in the Olympic Charter.
"There is quite a bit of uproar among the wider campus and student community," Clemens said.
Grijalva's wide-ranging request caused an uproar, including claims that it represented a "witch hunt," as well as letters expressing concern about the balance between transparency and academic freedom from the American Geophysical Union and the American Metrological Society.
In Midtown, I hoped to witness the uproar on the world wide web in real-life, and in real-time.
The resulting uproar was loud and wide-ranging.
Whether they were mature enough to consent had to be decided with reference to their wide sexual experience, not just their age.The judgment has provoked uproar.
