Significados de create a firestorm en inglés

Which means they could go after me without creating a firestorm.

But it was Robert Mercer's millions that created a firestorm.

Tells how Augusta's exclusion of women from its membership has created a firestorm of controversy.

These cases have created a firestorm of publicity.

In so doing, he created a firestorm after stating, basically, that he preferred Beyonce before she acted politically Black.

In 2007, she created a firestorm of controversy when she noted the class divisions seemingly evident between Facebook and MySpace.

Three days after creating a firestorm with his public airing of his tax grievances, Phil Mickelson apologised for being, well, himself.

An unpublished paper from the economics department at Duke University has created a firestorm within the prestigious instituion's Black student body.

Kap's protest created a firestorm in the media about the importance of respecting the flag, which included harsh criticism from President Donald Trump.

With the playoffs on the horizon, the looming end of Strasburg's season has created a firestorm of controversy in a city well-accustomed to bickering.

Ozil created a firestorm of controversy last week when he made a series of posts on his social media accounts condemning the treatment of Uighurs.

Despite the researchers' purely academic intent, their new creation possessed certain capabilities that had alarmed biosecurity specialists and had created a firestorm of controversy online.

"If all those strategies fail, then we legally would have to limit growth, which would really create a firestorm."