Sentence examples for another wave of opposition from inspiring English sources

But fracking has produced yet another wave of opposition, and in Downing Street I met protesters who had travelled to deliver a petition to the prime minister.

We were a real team, all of us". The following month, when the Home Arts building was converted into an off-track betting operation, another wave of opposition erupted.

Fearing another wave of popular opposition, his coalition partner Komeito is resisting this decisive step.

A few months after the initial wave of opposition, General Pedro Escalón led another unsuccessful armed revolt against Regalado whom Escalón would successfully overthrow in a second revolt in 1903; see Antolín Olarro (Governor of Cabañas) to Ministro de Gobernación, report, 5 Aug. 1899, AGN-CM-MG.

The wave of opposition, coupled with a deepening economic crisis, threatens to challenge the military's authority.

Chastened by this wave of opposition, most cities and agencies became much more careful in their use of eminent domain.

A remarkable wave of opposition to military strikes on Syria appears to be sweeping the British parliamentary debate this evening.

Banerjee rose to power on a wave of opposition to the Communist Party's seizure of farmland for industrial projects, which united its enemies against it.

A slow but massive wave of opposition was mounting to General Abacha's plan to be the sole presidential candidate at the election due on August 1st.

The government should have heeded the warning bells when Lansley's white paper caused a massive wave of opposition, from all quarters of the NHS and beyond.

The Gaitskellites pledged themselves to get rid of Harold Wilson who, opportunistically, was riding the wave of opposition to the then leader.