Sentences with phrase «uproar because»

Today, pet owners are in an uproar because canine influenza has infected dogs in the Midwest.

This caused an uproar because schools are on a budget and can't afford to pay the full retail rates.

You see muslims getting into an uproar because their prophet Muhammad was depicted... but they believe Jesus was a prophet, as well, and do NOTHING when He is depicted and ridiculed by the world.

Not exact matches

Because, as the recent uproar in Europe shows, supporting austerity in theory is quite a different matter than staying behind it in practice.

The account, known as @SwiftonSecurity, also said the uproar among security professionals on Friday occurred because Microsoft did not include the patches among its most recent test software — meaning the Shadow Brokers hacking tools worked in test situations:

In the end, Pilate condemns Jesus at Passover precisely because «an uproar was starting.»

In Matthew, readers miss an insight into the Passion because thorubos is translated with two different words, «riot» and «uproar.»

lol, you really are a moron... first reread that post you quoted from me... where in that sentence does it say that latin was the original language for the bible — it says that there was an uproar over it being printed in another language other then latin — thats because around the time of henry the 8th the only way to view the bible was in latin... the torah is the original bible, the new sh!t is just that, new — its an addition and thats all it will ever be!

is really that even though there is no God, she is meant to serve others as God ordains through thousands of years of revelations and teachings because her quarks will be in an uproar if she doesn't?

He had to flee many towns that he spoke in because of the uproar he caused.

Or consider the great uproar over Susan Patton's open letter to female Princeton undergraduates warning them that they'd be wise to land a good man while in college, because our culture has otherwise made such a hash of the mating game.

Wenger knows he needs players but there is a bottom line he won't cross because we can not do it financially — sometimes I think he's made a mistake on cheap shots he should have gambled on (should have taken the risk on Wanyama and Alderwereild if you ask me) but generally he's also dodged some HUGE big budget bullets (I remember the huge uproar that we were letting Spurs get Soldado...).

I'd probably stop short of directly comparing this to the Arquette situation... A big part of the uproar around David winning the belt was because of the championship's history...

There is a general confusion about what the uproar is all about because there is a moral certainty that Michael Oliver made the right call.

I'll predict then there will be uproar asking why Sanchez is on the LW because I reckon that is where he will go — think he can play properly left, right or centre — don't think the same can be said for Theo imo — on form and firing think Theo will make the RW berth his own.

I firmly believe he does these comments purposely to lift uproar among the Fans, he seems to enjoy it, specially because when he knows he is untouchable and going nowhere regardless results....

It's times like these where just mentioning positions we're looking at or confirming a link to a player might lift the spirits of fans, who are sadly so impatient these days that it only takes something minor to cause an uproar, but again this is because we are always so close and end up empty handed.

You may remember the public uproar at the proposed law suggesting mothers sign a waiver before the hospital gives the baby a bottle, because the form might make mothers feel guilty.

The USDA issued nutrition standards for school meals early in 2012, but it's taken this long to issue the ones for competitive foods, no doubt because of the expected uproar from food and drink producers whose products will now be excluded.

Not only because of the strict mention that cows milk is best after one year of age, but the fact that this article was published, knowing that that statement would cause an uproar.

«I'm surprised the shadow chancellor is shouting again this week because we learned last week like bullies all over the world» — instant uproar from Tory MPs — «he can dish it out but HE CA N'T TAKE IT!»

The public uproar over the issue heightened Wednesday following an assertion by the Finance Minister Seth Terkper that allowances and pensions are being taxed under the new income tax law, Act 896, 2015, because they are all forms of income no matter how they are earned.

«This is because marriage is strictly a private matter that should not subjected to undue public uproar.

Yours is a sane voice in the din of uproar attending to spate of killings and reprisals ravaging the north because a northerner is not the president of the country.

Despite the uproar in New Paltz over granting what critics consider excessive tax breaks for developers, the IDA will continue to offer Pilots, the chairman said, «because the use of Pilots makes us competitive with other counties.»

It suggests, mischievously, that it would «undoubtedly be illuminating if there was a well - funded research programme to investigate the genetic basis of financial greed, not because it would reveal anything, but because of the uproar it would generate amongst greedy people».

I went along with my friend the Fighter Pilot (a name which I know gets him enormous ridicule at work — he's actually a helicopter pilot in the RAF, and apparently calling yourself a Fighter Pilot is a really big no - no, but I'm afraid the blog name will stick... partly because of the uproar I know it still causes!).

Few today will remember the uproar caused in some communities eighteen years ago because Quentin Tarantino planned to lauch an ultraviolent gangster flick, Pulp Fiction, on Christmas day.

I actually watched the (three) endings before I actually played through the game, because I read a lot about how much uproar they caused.

It looks like everyone will have a little time to cool off because after all the uproar, the main sponsor of the bill has opted to postpone further action on the legislation.

A court ruling that overturned the suspension of a student who brought a gun to school because the boy was searched illegally has caused an uproar in the New York City schools.

From where EdTrust sits, the uproar over the Florida plan (and similar plans like it) also ignores its contention that Cut the Gap in Half actually forces states, districts, and schools to work harder because they must improve achievement for poor and minority students at annual clips greater than the average rate.

Unfortunately, the true commentary on what she said now is that it came because of the uproar she got.

In case you're not familiar, Dead Trigger is a zombie shooter game and last week Madfinger Games, the company behind it, caused quite an uproar when they said the Android app was now free because of such high piracy.

I know when Amanda Hocking took her traditional publishing deal it caused quite an uproar in indie circles because many had dubbed her a champion of indie publishing and felt she'd sold out.

This second theory, however, is controversial not only because of the speculative geography, but also because if you push the connection between dogs and wolves too far nowadays trainers get all in an uproar.

All of the uproar caused them to go back and rework the game in the 11th hour because everyone was cursing parity.

Their will certainly be limitations of course, Because Trion certainly do nt want their current paying community to cause an uproar.

If this is true, we may not see a remaster coming out this year as a big reason why Infinity Ward released COD 4 remastered alongside Infinite Warfare, was because of the uproar from it heading into the future.

Because of an uproar this bad, I feel that the chances of this game coming over unscathed by edits / censorship is gonna drop harshly... It's scary how people who aren't even mainstream journalists are becoming far better at fact checking than mainstream journalists themselves.

This caused quite an uproar in the skeptic community, not least because of its visual efficacy.

Then because of the uproar, Eb Zeidler was brought in to jazz it up with a glass facade, a dramatic improvement.

I also find myself nodding as I read Glenn Greenwald, who writes, «Despite the uproar this weekend among right - wing bloggers who were insisting (and are still insisting) that the Administration's warrantless eavesdropping on American citizens complied with FISA, there is actually no real controversy about this because no reasonable ground exists for disputing that the Administration violated that law — as even the Administration itself is now acknowledging.»

There is no doubt that because of the uproar over the RBC use of TFW, the program will be reformed.

Recently there was an uproar over people like me obtaining certification as a sommelier because the traditional role of the «somm» is to serve wine at a restaurant.

There would be uproar if the legitimate practices of the majority of users were curtailed because of the illicit actions of an albeit sizeable minority.

Most of you Ontario lawyers were in an uproar and greatly offended because the PQ government was disregarding such protection against discrimination based on religious beliefs by the introduction of the Charter for a neutral secular government... You were all crying out for Canada's image of pluralism, multiculturalism, diversity and tolerance!!!