Sentence examples for any reason to protest from inspiring English sources

Not at Sunderland because there wouldn't be any reason to protest but I would think about doing so as an away fan at another club if I thought their supporters were suffering from unfair ticket pricing.

For the moment, it remains an object of aspirational spending rather than a reason to protest.

"Everybody who potentially lives near it has a reason to protest.

The F.D.A. said the companies must submit new warning language for approval within 30 days or give a reason to protest the changes.

"This is a confirmation that people have a reason to protest peacefully," Reyes told VICE News in the days following last month's court's decision.

Journalists, and other Italians, have every reason to protest.

An ungracious host may give visitors one more reason to protest.

The petitioners and supporters of the victim have every right and reason to protest the sentence imposed by Persky.

Because taxis run within cities rather than between them, cabbies have no reason to protest against BlaBlaCar as they have against Uber and Lyft.

Though he hasn't seen the new film, he said that based on what he had read about it, he saw no reason to protest.

With a world full of music to choose from, there was little reason to protest if one wonderful track was replaced by another wonderful track.