Meanings of public furor in English

There'd been a public furor... recruiting... government disapproval and then suppression... hmmm.

As the public furor increased, so did the threats.

Turing had acquired Daraprim, a 62-year-old drug, and caused a public furor when it drastically increased the price.

She pushed for reforms to improve how companies are governed amid public furor over executive pay and lax corporate boards.

American International Group AIG.N unleashed a public furor when it sent top executives and brokers to a Southern California resort in 2008.

For the sake of the public furor it brought down upon his head he proclaimed himself a socialist, an anarchist, an atheist, a pagan.

A public furor erupted in September over whether banks cut corners in the foreclosure process, using so-called "robo-signers" of legal documents to justify taking homes.