Sentences with phrase «outrage by»

A Massachusetts jury heard about this and yesterday, they expressed their outrage by hitting Lorillard with a $ 71 million verdict on behalf of the estate and son of a woman who was one of these children, who got these samples at least 50 times starting at age 9 and was addicted by age 13, tried unsuccessfully to quit 50 times and who eventually died of lung cancer.

The lack of outrage by the climate science community at his reappointment destroys the credibility of nearly all research produced by the climate science community.

There should be outrage by ethical climate scientists everywhere.

The feigned outrage by Chris Ho is particularly cute, by the way.

The resulting outrage by core gamer base was so intense that Microsoft quickly reversed its position, announcing a repeal of the original online requirements to be replaced by a new doctrine.

If mods must be in the drop pool, Bungie could have defused much of the outrage by explaining the difference between blues and Legendaries, and the exact ways they can both be acquired via glimmer at the Gunsmith.

What's stunning to me so far is the outrage by authors over tchnology development — when they've chosen to hitch their professional lives to the fickle fate of ebooks.

Congress should fix this outrage by repealing the failure known as No Child Left Behind (millions are still... Read More

Maybe I shouldn't have been, but I was struck by an article in the Wall Street Journal noting the outrage by the higher education establishment that met the comments by North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory when he expressed in a radio interview his concern that many recent college graduates can not find jobs and suggested that -LSB-...]

I am happy to witness the outrage by many within the community and nation around the executive order and immigration ban.

Valenti's ban was greeted with howls of outrage by the heads of the independent distribution companies, even while it was being greeted with joy by the heads of major studios.

Nearly a year after her daughter's murder, Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand) expresses her outrage by buying up advertising space on three adjacent roadside billboards in Ebbing, Mo..

Disgust, a green, judgmental mean girl voiced by Mindy Kaling, Fear, a skittish praying mantis of a figure (Bill Hader), and Anger, a literal hothead of a burning ember in a middle - management suit (perfectly pitched on the edge of outrage by Lewis Black), fill out the control room crew and end up panicking when left in charge.

«Transformers: The Last Knight» sparked outrage by draping Winston Churchill's birthplace with Nazi flags, but Michael Bay assures, «When you see the movie you'll understand.»

«I simply can't wait for those next four birthdays of yours to pass:» Chinese pop star, 24, sparks outrage by dating Canadian model, aged TWELVE

Israeli Jew sparks outrage by posing for pictures and displaying Hebrew words at Muslim holy sites around the world but insists he's doing it «with dignity and love»

In April, it sparked international outrage by abducting more than 200 girls from their boarding school in Chibok, in Borno state, like Damboa.

The footage — which sparked outrage by the Staten Island father being pulled to the ground by NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo while saying «I can't breathe,» during an arrest on a Tompkinsville street, brought national attention to the case.

August 20th 2009 - In arguably the most controversial decision by any Scottish executive, the SNP's justice secretary Kenny MacAskill sparks outrage by releasing Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al - Megrahi on compassionate grounds.

Today, her wish came true as the Conservative party announced that the whip had been restored - five months after Morris sparked outrage by describing a no - deal Brexit as «the n **** r in the woodpile».

The group has waged an eight - year war to create an Islamic state in northeast Nigeria, and provoked international outrage by kidnapping more than 200 schoolgirls known as the Chibok Girls in April 2014.

The Cornwall county councillor who provoked outrage by saying disabled children should be put down has bowed to public pressure and resigned.

In London, Singapore and Stockholm the fees were met with skepticism and outrage by commuters and civic and business leaders, though they later proved effective in reducing traffic, congestion and air pollution.

Given political conditions in the Capital Region, ethical outrage by the Soares opponents over funding irregularities evoked a certain degree of mirth.

The Home Office is trying to get powers from the communication data bill passed without the need for a Commons vote, in a move which would be greeted with outrage by the Liberal Democrats.

The news, revealed in a parliamentary answer to the Scottish National party (SNP), comes the day after the department prompted outrage by admitting it did not know how many illegal immigrants remained in the UK.

I can't believe that there is such and outrage by some about breastfeeding in public.

While I commend Motrin for pulling the ad so quickly in the face of the outrage by mothers everywhere, I do not accept what the response said as a real apology.

The rumours have also been greeted with much skepticism and outrage by Chelsea fans over Twitter, who took the Blues hierarchy apart upon the speculated story.

Stan Kroenke recently move the famous NFL teams in NFL to LA from St Louis which is causing outrage by the fans.

Tesco has triggered outrage by ending its support for the Cancer Research «Race for Life» while deciding to sponsor Britain's largest gay festival.

If they define their own morals, we should be neither surprised nor outrage by their morals, as defined by themselves and their society.

The latest outrage by Muslims has nothing to do with the anti-Islam film but rather the unrest and attacks on US Embassies is a culmination of the rising tensions and deep - rooted hatred amongst civilizations in a divided world (Matthew 12:25,26).

But Mitchell is not the first teenager to generate Internet outrage by her response to the Holocaust.

Democrats could be expected to express their outrage by offering proposals to reinstate Mueller and to remove Trump as president, on grounds that he had obstructed justice.

For Stiglitz, the outrage isn't that individuals making that much is a moral outrage by itself, it's that it's happening at the expense of the entire economy.

«I am furthermore outraged by the attack which appears to have deliberately targeted journalists,» he said in a statement.

Outraged by the scandal, former leader Mahathir Mohammad came out of political retirement and the opposition has united behind him in the national elections.

While Derwin thinks that Trump's presidency is «a travesty» on multiple levels, he is particularly outraged by his rollback of climate change regulations.

Apparently it doesn't matter to Donald Trump that many businesses and citizens are outraged by his views about illegal immigrants.

Lawmakers from both political parties were outraged by the move, which has the potential to put America's triple - A credit rating in jeopardy.

They believe internet providers — like Verizon — should treat all Web traffic equally, and are outraged by the Federal Communications Commission's decision last December that repealed rules requiring those providers to do just that.

So why are people so outraged by executive compensation, but not by the salaries of sports figures?

When the caller asked why people aren't more outraged by that, Francesa seemed to argue women aren't qualified to coach men's sports because they haven't played in men's leagues and thus, don't have experience.

Outraged by this statistic, founder and chairman of Buffini & Company, Brian Buffini, created a modern guidebook to thriving in the U.S..

It was those who were lowest in intellectual humility who were most outraged by «flip flopping» leaders.

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Right from its opening sentence («One of the most salient features of our culture is that there is so much bullshit,») the book's message resonated with a public outraged by a rash of corporate scandals and feeling deceived by the failure of American forces to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

And Republicans on the committee seemed totally outraged by this today too.

Yes, some are outraged by that collection — but they were outraged before the current scandal, and their objections simply didn't register with the broader public.