Sentence examples for a growing faction of from inspiring English sources

So is a growing faction of the military, it appears — the source, presumably, of the insurgency's weapons.

The outcry has come from unions; the Labor Party, which now has a strong lead in the polls; and even a growing faction of Tory-supporting business leaders.

Liberia lost almost 5,000 people to the Ebola outbreak that started in 2013, but now a growing faction of Liberians are calling for the return of bushmeat, the product blamed for triggering the outbreak in the first place.

He recognized that to a growing faction of America the idea of suffering through edited clips on TV newscasts feels as archaic as driving a Studebaker.

"Cannabis Cures Cancer" is a seductive warcry for a growing faction of pro-pot proponents, especially when it comes to medical usage.

For a growing faction of Republicans, including influential members of Trump's staff, it's no longer enough to crack down on illegal immigration.

It is part of a growing faction within the party that wishes to block Mr Zuma from serving a second term.

While a growing faction urge him to leave Arsenal, he has rejected offers from many another club to stay.

Dr. Steve Priddy, Research Director at the London School of Business and Finance, tells me that "a small but significant and growing faction" of young Britons are seeking work or study abroad as a reaction to the perceived lack of opportunities for them in Britain.

Syria is Iran's only consistent ally in the region, the overland corridor for resupplying Hezbollah and a bulwark against Sunni extremists, who make up one growing faction of the anti-Assad rebels.

In fact, despite acts like Diarrhea Planet and JEFF the Brotherhood who represent a growing punkier faction of bands that sound nothing like traditional Nashville acts, she found it hard to find her place there.