Phrases with «public furor»

"Public furor" refers to intense anger, outrage, or controversy that is expressed by a large number of people in the general population. It describes a situation where there is widespread public outcry or strong negative emotions towards a particular issue or event. Full definition

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Sentences with «public furor»

Public furor over StubHub's inflated costs for tickets to the Tragically Hip's farewell tour shows the risks of variable pricing. (canadianbusiness.com)
The suit traces back to public furor related to the Titan, a mining product developed and released by KnCMiner in 2014 that was designed to confirm transactions for non-bitcoin cryptocurrencies like litecoin, a process known as mining. (coindesk.com)
The disclosures have caused a public furor, with Stumpf facing heated questions before two congressional committees and other U.S. authorities launching investigations into the bank's sales practices, including the Justice Department and the Labor Department. (reuters.com)
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Phrases with «public furor»

Sentences with «public furor»

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