Sentence examples for worldwide outrage from inspiring English sources

One year later, and despite worldwide outrage, their whereabouts remains unknown.

Badawi's case has prompted worldwide outrage and criticism from the UN, US, the EU and others.

A study has suggested that more than half of medical students support the continuation of the practice, despite the worldwide outrage it provokes.

Wagga is close to the town of Chibok, where nearly 300 girls were kidnapped by Boko Haram in April, triggering worldwide outrage and online activism.

But if the regulators had not uncovered the data collection, prompting worldwide outrage and making Google back off, would that have remained true?

Had the democratic process been thwarted in such an unconstitutional manner in Iran or Pakistan, there would have been worldwide outrage.

Mr. Stewart said that meant it not only surpassed such egregious American historic legal efforts as slavery and Jim Crow, but also worldwide outrages like "the Nuremberg Laws, the Spanish Inquisition and prima nocta, the medieval law where on your wedding night the king gets to sleep with your wife".

About this time the killing of whitecoats began to generate worldwide public outrage, and in 1983 the European Union instituted a ban on seal products.

At first there is worldwide moral outrage; next, earnest promises that "something must be done"; then, when rapid solutions fail to work, bafflement and finally a sense of hapless resignation.

Conservationists worldwide were outraged when Zimbabwe's government announced in October last year that Palmer would not be charged over Cecil's killing because he had obtained legal authority to conduct the hunt.

The Czech government and press and anti-smoking groups worldwide reacted in outrage.