Sentences with phrase «more outrage over»

There was more outrage over the hanging chads.

I am also surprised there isn't more outrage over the deal the prosecutor struck up for Rice.

I do not understand why the gaming press was not more outraged over this matter.

Not exact matches

Consider, for example, the outrage over Canada's new anti-prostitution law, which attempts to (re) criminalize behaviour more or less simply because some people think it morally reprehensible.

The Trump administration and members of Congress have demanded that PBMs pass on more of the rebates they receive to consumers outraged over rising costs at the pharmacy counter.

And Facebook will surely face more before the outrage over this epic fail privacy scandal burns out.

But she apparently missed all the cautionary tales of abuse heaped on beauty brands such as SheaMoisture, Dove, L'Oreal's Elvive and more in social media the past year over slights against women of color — either real or highly enhanced by the outrage machine.

Brundage also knew that Hitler, already stung by Owen's presence on the gold medal stand, would be even more outraged if two Jews mounted it, over the vanquished Germans.

«When it isn't just poor kids who couldn't get health insurance who are over there,» Hedges told the group of sober - faced teenagers on bean - bag chairs, «but when it's kids like you, kids from Wellesley High School, who are dying, I can guarantee there will be outrage and demands for the war to end,» After that, they asked him no more questions.

Some denominations, such as the Southern Baptist Convention, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and the United Methodist Church, have expressed special outrage over child pornography and have also called for telephone and television companies to do more to restrict access to pornographic materials.

As a New Yorker, it bothers me that people are more focused on this being built a few blocks away from Ground Zero and there doesn't seem to be any outrage over what's not benig built at Ground Zero.

Oddities tended to attract an undue share of public attention: there was amusement over the King and Queen of England eating hot dogs while visiting President Roosevelt at Hyde Park; outrage when the President changed the date of Thanksgiving from November 30 to November 23; excitement when Al Capone was released from a federal penitentiary after serving more than seven years for income tax evasion.

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In 2012, Sen. Claire McCaskill, D - Mo., received more votes in the Show - Me State than Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, buoyed, in part, by the outrage over Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin's «legitimate rape» comments.

Assembly members Tedisco, Graf, Ra say Assembly Majority more interested in «symbolism over substance» and covering backsides after voting for budget that's outraged parents & teachers than informing parents of their rights to refuse to have their kids take tests

«Following last week's manufactured outrage over Easter eggs, we're sad to see more hypersensitive victim - pleading of this sort.

05 - Comment: Jeremy Clarkson and the New British Outrage If you want a problem to mull over consider this: politics.co.uk received more traffic in one day of a Jeremy Clarkson scandal than it did for half a week of summits at the EU.

News that the Russian president's daughter was living among a nation of people still fuming over Russia's role in the downing of Flight MH17 was only going to spark more outrage.

BY PAUL SCHINDLER In a December 4 statement, more than a dozen major groups from New York's LGBT advocacy community came together to voice their «outrage over the lack of indictment in the Eric Garner case.»

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However the confected outrage of the local Labour party is even more over the top.

Beatty, of course, has long been one of Hollywood's most famous liberals, and his obvious outrage over what's become of American politics helps shape the whole of Bulworth into something more than its patchwork parts.

At last night's 75th Annual Golden Globes Awards, late - night host Seth Meyers presided over a predictable catharsis of outrage over sexual harassment (we'll hear more on that on Oscar night) but — to my mind — there was a surprise in the emergence of a front - runner for the Oscars, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.

In the wake of #MeToo and the tidal wave of outrage over allegations of ongoing sexual misconduct by the likes of Harvey Weinstein, Brett Ratner, James Toback and many more, The New York Times reports that 300 prominent female actors, agents, writers, directors, producers and entertainment executives have formed a vast and ambitious initiative to fight systemic sexual harassment not only in Hollywood a but also in blue - collar workplaces nationwide.

The ongoing geopolitical clusterfuck over there is so brutal, so intractable, so seemingly hopeless, that our compassion glands and outrage muscles are more or less worn out by now.

Every parent and student in Connecticut should be outraged over the continued lack of oversight and special benefits provided to charter schools in Connecticut — to the detriment of more than 500,000 students in the state's public school system.

Anyway, I guess what I'm trying to say with this is that there is a small group of authors and editors out there who are pounding their chests in social outrage over what happened years ago (see some of the posts about the 1930 - something letter from Walt Disney denying employment to a woman because there are no female animators in the studio at that time) as well as what two gentlemen had to say about events that happened thirty or more years ago all in an attempt to prove they are still relevant.

Outrage Over Credit Cards with 222 % APR QCK, UK - 1 hour ago The money must then be repaid at a rate that is more than 10 times the average APR of a credit card.

It's rather telling then, that over the last few days, that very audience has taken to social networking sites in force to express their apathy, their disappointment, and occasionally their outrage at an annual event that is steadily shifting from a freight - train of digital euphoria to a rather more pedestrian rechurning of last year's reveals.

More than 20 years after that first moral outrage inducing outing, Mortal Kombat X has hit the shelves, and it's once again time to ooh and ahh over grotesque finishing moves - presented in the highest fidelity current technology can muster.

Featuring photography and video spanning almost fifty years — from the Vietnam War to the War on Terror — the exhibition Breaking News: Turning the Lens on Mass Media at the Getty Center couldn't be more timely, showing that artists have been questioning the veracity of «the media» since well before our current outrage over «alternative facts.»

The battle over emissions and air quality is even more tense in China, where pollution and smog are provoking outrage among China's growing middle class.

Where is the real outrage over which organic food items cost more to purchase especially when they are locally farmed and made?

But collective consciousness about this unbalanced, take - all relationship is changing, be it through social media (witness the global outrage over the trophy killing of Cecil the lion), or through art, which is transforming this aspect of modern culture into something a little more wise.

And Facebook will surely face more before the outrage over this epic fail privacy scandal burns out.

Following consumer outrage over YouTube's handling of disturbing videos aimed at children on its network, the company has now banned one of the more controversial kid channels it hosted, Toy Fre

• the 2006 user uproar over the introduction of the News Feed; • the 2007 outrage over Facebook allowing user profiles to be discoverable by search engines; • the 2008 complaints about Facebook's practice of indefinitely keeping copies of user data from deleted accounts; • the 2008 backlash when the «Beacon» program was introduced; • the 2009 user indignation about expansions to Facebook's user data retention policies; • the 2010 concern over the way Facebook was handling privacy and was divulging identifying information to advertisers; • the 2010 worry that Facebook was «breaking things»; • the 2015 critique that Facebook was acting in an anti-competitive manner in introducing a «Free Basics» program in India; • and more recently, in responses over Facebook's influence on the 2016 U.S. elections and other global elections.

«I think the FCC and Pai will continue muddling around with repealing [Net neutrality] but not finish it,» he told the E-Commerce Times, «because of the outrage from the public and many businesses that fear giving AT&T and Comcast still more power over the economy.»

With the Cambridge Analytica controversy still fresh and drawing public outrage, it does seem like the wrong timing for Facebook to unveil a new product that requires users to hand over more information to the company.