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The strain of bigger populations, diminishing water tables and a changing climate could all conspire to produce a storm of troubles.

As if the matter were not difficult enough, the case has also touched off a storm of protest among right-to-life groups.

It's already been a few months since I finished this book. While I was reading it, China was facing a storm of domestic garbage problems.

far offshore in the middle of the night, the ship to the center of the lake, when suddenly a storm of wind, the waves swept over the boat.

No walk in a storm of the road too much, you will be able to take advantage of high - speed escalators direct mail .

The apparently callous handling of the case led to a storm of protest and headlines around the world.

But it has not doused a storm of criticism of the Three Gorges dam upriver, including allegations that it contributed to the disaster.

your expedition is at the center of a storm of controversy over salvage rights, and even ethics. Media are calling you a grave robber.

The audience got to their feed and a storm of applause burst out .

They quickly backed off the proposal after running into a storm of opposition.

In the mean time, however, the newspapers had been given full details of transaction, and a storm of words against Cowperwood ensued.

The Georgetown players eventually walked off the court under a storm of boos and thrown water bottles.

This caster unleashes a storm of electric discharge on the enemy.

Flapping occurs when a service or host changes state too frequently, resulting in a storm of problem and recovery notifications.

Details like that have produced a storm of opposition from some Chinese, especially in the United States, who accuse Ms. Fu of lying.

Your expedition is at the center of a storm of controversy.

Yet his visit brought roars of "banzai" from the crowd and a storm of disapproval from neighbouring countries.

Renault faced a storm of criticism over its botched internal investigation into an alleged case of company espionage.

Once published, the rules generate a storm of protest, and are eventually revised in a more sensible direction.

Japan came under a storm of criticism Monday for going ahead with its largest whale hunt yet.

OFFICIALS are bracing themselves for a storm of public outrage over their controversial X- ray cameras scheme .

Presently, as we blundered and floundered along, there was a sharp cry, then a storm of exclamations.

When the national hero appeared in the hall, there was a storm of cheering that lasted for minutes.

She won a storm of publicity and a shamefaced invitation to the firm's headquarters.

Climate change took off on the back of science and a storm of weather-related disasters.

Gibraltar was calm, but a storm of the century awaited in the Atlantic.

"Banks have been at the epicentre of a storm of rage" .

A storm of criticism was raised by his new novel.

The announcement provoked a storm of criticism and anxious residents voiced concern over their uncertain future.

Nokia's plans to shut Germany's last mobile telephone factory, in Bochum, and move production to Romania have created a storm of protests.

and there came down a storm of wind upon the lake, and they were filled, and were in danger.

The video caused a storm of protest across Pakistan after it was shown on a local TV station.

A storm of controversy surrounded this decision because NBA players are normally selected from colleges.

The proposal would spark a storm of protest around the country.

Tall cliff edge, standing in a storm of some of the women they.

X-ray images of nude models hit the internet earlier this year and caused a storm of link sharing and comments.

The retreat provoked a storm of protest on the island but no expression of support from Washington.

A storm of blog entries has appeared as Hurricane Felix approaches the Nicaraguan shore.

The case caused a storm of protest, and women's groups have challenged the plea bargain in court.

May you unleash a storm of affection on your loved ones.

The otherwise innocuous visit raised a storm of protest from the Japanese.

He selects topics from real life, and stirs up a storm of "experimental drama" .

A storm of golden petals drifts down from the ceiling, and she wears a crown.

The exorbitant tolls, rather than the man's bad behavior, provoked a storm of public reaction.

The article caused a storm of fans' indignation and outrage.

The book provoked a storm of controversy.

His behaviour drew down a storm of protest from the workers.

Her frequent tears when she sang it would prompt a storm of applause.

Shocked citizens raised a storm of protest.

The proposal has caused a storm of controversy.

After a storm of protests, Anil was forced to apologize.

A storm of abuse raged in the Palestinian and Arab press.

Your problem has provoked a storm of outrage on FT. com.

The CCTV fire on Feb. 9 ignited a storm of questioning about the institution's management.

His witty remark caused a storm of laughter.

Prisoners jettison a storm of contraband from their cells onto the prison floor below.

The suggestion brought a storm of abuse.

This painting represents a storm of sea.

objection n. On the other hand , Dolly's appearance raised a storm of objections and had a great impact on the media and public imagination.

The 1998 GDP data has generated a storm of controversy.

When you feel a storm of anxiety coming on, stop what you're doing and make your mind a blank.

One such tool was used in September last year to restrict Chinese tyre imports, provoking a storm of protest from free-traders.

I am tossed about in a storm of mysteries.

THE award of the first Nobel prize for literature to a Chinese writer last year brought down a storm of controversy.

It experienced a storm of torture, the test of heat in order to expose the beauty of nature!

The audience got to their feet and a storm of applause burst out