Sentences with phrase «outrage from»

It was filled with moral outrage from readers.

The outrage from customers forced Apple to introduce a new $ 29 battery replacement program which applies to all iPhones from the 6 to the X.

The Nokia Lumia 1020 would never receive an official Windows 10 Mobile upgrade, a decision that would spark outrage from the Windows phone community.

Cøbra, the co-founder and co-owner of massively popular Bitcoin forum Bitcointalk and Bitcoin.org, has criticized a major US - based Bitcoin exchange Bitstamp for listing Bitcoin Cash as Bcash, despite the outrage from the Bitcoin Cash community.

Six years later, amid the growing outrage from the Stoneman Douglas massacre, the bank sounds very different.

«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.»

They cite one possible reason being the outrage from developers; however, I find that hard to believe as Microsoft has never been shy about pissing off developers or, well, anyone.

But after five days of outrage from the public, and calls for investigations and regulation from lawmakers in the US and UK, the company appears to be acknowledging that blaming users for not understanding its byzantine terms of service will not suffice.

Stretch was less than definitive, prompting outrage from Warner, who indicated he had raised the question to Facebook in private meetings.

The study found that Facebook could indeed manipulate feelings — and sparked outrage from Facebook users and others who claimed it was unethical to experiment on them without their consent.

Similar data - collection tricks are common among digital marketers, but Facebook's limited reaction to the apparent privacy violation has spurred outrage from users and renewed interest from regulators in the US and Europe.

A few weeks ago, the BC Law Society announced that Court Pilots would not be renewed, promoting some understandable outrage from A2J advocates.

Outrage from Laurier alumni, international reputational damage and the realization that inquisitors Rambukkana, Pimlott and Joel had shamefully bullied and harassed Shepherd and betrayed the very idea of what a university should be eventually led Laurier's president Deborah MacLatchy (in «damage control mode») to apologize — but only after Shepherd's recording went public.

The outrage from bloggers — including prominent voices in the legal blogosphere — drove her nomination from a sure thing to a footnote in history.

There is outrage from journalists who are disgusted and appalled...

For years, corporations have knowingly shipped toys with hidden dangers like small parts, loose magnets, asbestos, and other toxic chemicals until outrage from parents and civil actions forced regulators or manufacturers to act.

The result has triggered outrage from the 48 % of the population who voted to remain, with calls for a second referendum, suggestions that the House of Commons could ignore the result, and a promise by the leader of the Liberal Democrats that the party would run on a platform to remain within the Union in any future general election.

BUT, that being said, isn't there something a little... dare I say... poetic about the outrage from Auburn fans about this Toomer's Corner Tree poisoning?

There seems to be a lack of similar outrage from Eric & Gavin about the fossil fuel industry working with the American Petroleum Institute to develop a whitelist of approved scientists for media interviews, then giving that list to media executives and having them direct reporters to these sources.

So where's the outrage from scientists at this presidential distortion?

I'm sure we can all look forward to the imminent outrage from «the Cause» about this highly distorting and politicised funding of alarmism and environmental extremism, can't we?

Britain and Italy have made similar moves, and in January, Spain abandoned its subsidies altogether, prompting outrage from the solar industry.

It is often the case where a climate scientist receives a large grant and then there are cries of outrage from those that have no idea of how the money gets spent.

Where is the outrage from the chumposphere that we're ignoring this information?

Moving beyond the cheap blogo sniping and selective outrage from these fellows, I have a serious question.

Work No. 227: The lights going on and off prompted outrage from the tabloids and some critics when it was first displayed at Tate Britain, with one artist even throwing eggs at the walls to register her disgust at the piece.

While Cooper Union hasn't set in stone just yet that they will begin charging tuition, the announcement has sparked outrage from alumni.

In January 1967, the college held a solo exhibition of other Pop - inspired works by Close, sparking an outrage from the administration due to his use of full - frontal nude male images.

With the Culture Wars still in full pitch, a collage by Chris Ofili titled The Holy Virgin Mary and featuring artfully placed clumps of elephant dung drew outrage from the Catholic community and New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who threatened to withdraw funding from the museum.

However, it was the shock and outrage from Duchamp's Nude Descending the Staircase [iii] and Matisse's Luxury [iv] that connected the Armory Show with the historic avant - garde.

The news that Star Fox Zero would feature an invincible mode encouraged an almost predictable onslaught of outrage from the Hardcore Gamers who are Hardcore.

Like Diablo 3 before it, EA and Maxis» SimCity launched earlier this month to outrage from fans, press and presumably the developers» mothers and fathers.

This caused outrage from many Sonic fans.This is also the first time in a Sonic game that Super Sonic is a purchasable character instead of unlocking him the traditional way in previous titles with chaos emeralds and red rings.

Luckily, Atari noticed the outrage from their fans and put together an explanation of what they showed us, with some handy information, including the fact that the game hadn't even hit its alpha stage yet.

Video games have often attracted moral outrage from religious groups.

Xenoblade Chronicles will be a New Nintendo 3DS exclusive, sparking some outrage from parts of the 3DS community.

It took scant hours for the Zombie Bait collectible to attract massive outrage from all corners of the gaming community, with many pundits and readers slamming the statue as sexist, disgusting and horrendously creepy at best (though plenty of people didn't really care either way, in fairness).

The 1099s sparked outrage from customers and have already prompted a federal lawsuit.

A particularly egregious case finally drew enough outrage from the public and local advocates that in 2016, the federal government got involved.

Photos of the Boston Terrier's condition were widely circulated, and prompted outrage from across the nation and world, as well as a torrent of angry letters over the initial lack of criminal charges.

This announcement has been met with a whole passel of outrage from every corner of the internet.

Amazon's attempt to stop customers buying Hachette books as a way of putting pressure on the publisher also prompted outrage from almost 1,000 authors, including Donna Tartt, Salman Rushdie, John Grisham and Stephen King, who signed a petition demanding Amazon stop using writers as hostages in its negotiations.

This sparked outrage from at least one self - publishing attendee, who turned a mealtime with Porter into a persistent pronouncement of publishing pique.

Yes, they all got it wrong at first, too, but the amount of coverage and outrage from readers not directly linked to the Direct Market Wednesday Crowd is instructive, and a nice sign of hope for our industry.

When Patricia Cornwell first named the artist Walter Sickert as Jack the Ripper, she sparked outrage from art historians and Ripperologists.

This has sparked outrage from casual book customers who one day realized they could no longer buy books.

Don't be surprised to see howls of outrage from the Amazon haters later today.

Naturally, there's been quite a bit of outrage from other e-retailers, authors, and publishers since Amazon launched the program, principally among them, Smashwords.com founder Mark Coker.

Is there enough outrage from the Le Mans BoP fiasco to enact changes in how the ACO / FIA as well as IMSA conducts its future Balance of Performance updates?

There was outrage from purists and enthusiasts back when BMW's M - division revealed its first performance SUV, the X6 M. Not only was it a cumbersome SUV, it was four - wheel drive and turbocharged — the antithesis of what BMW M had previously stood for.