Sentence examples for and a large faction from inspiring English sources

The White House wouldn't agree to any spending cuts, and a large faction of House Republicans wouldn't proceed without them.

Bitcoin was first described by an anonymous person or group of people in 2008, and from the start a large faction of its proponents were hobbyists and internet weirdos.

I am done being silenced and dismissed by such a large faction of the medical community.

Taipei and Beijing each officially advocate the principle that there is one China that encompasses both the mainland and the island of Taiwan, but a large faction of Mr. Chen's party favors an explicit announcement of independence from the mainland.

What they don't realize is that those guys aren't in control, and that they're running scared of a large faction of the party that is indeed insane".

Compromise is now a dirty word and, as the debt ceiling fight proved, there is a large faction among the House Republicans who would close the government and bring down the economy rather than vote for the tiniest of tax increases.

In the Senate, the nine Republicans from Long Island represent a large faction in the Republican majority, and little gets through that house without their approval.

He withstood a spiteful reception from a large faction of fans who wanted — and in the next few weeks might well get — the return of Real Madrid's José Mourinho to take charge of their Blues.

Bristow was among the leading candidates to replace him, suggesting that a large faction desired an end to "Grantism" and feared that Grant would run for a third term.

They have craftily convinced a large faction of America that Islam is evil and that Muslims are to be feared and suspected.

As Fouad Alfarhan, a prominent Saudi activist, tweeted: "Probably not much will happen, however the biggest gain is the awareness raised in a large faction of our young people of their human and political rights in this post-Bouazizi world".