Sentence examples for chance of protest from inspiring English sources

There was little chance of protest anyway.

If there had been a real chance of protest in the 1710s and 20s, Hawksmoor's Christ Church would not have been built.

Just weeks ago, analysts would have said there was no chance of protests, but now there does seem to be the potential for violence.

By comparison with mice and dogs, let alone apes and humans, it's massively cheap and easy to work with and there is little chance of drawing protest from even the most radical anti-vivisectionist.

Meanwhile, the delays and chance of further protests have raised the prospect that the contract could be split between the two bidders — a solution that the defense secretary, Robert M. Gates, has opposed.

The event was also used by some as a chance to protest against the lack of gay rights in Russia.

Websites currently exist that give victims of the student loan crisis a chance to protest.

An institutional framework not only facilitates/constrains protestors' mobilization efforts and choice of protest tactics and frames but it also influences the chance of central government's responding strategies; therefore, we included "favourable institutional framework" (OBOPP) and four protest frames as explanatory conditions and re-ran the analysis.

Yet delays raise the chances of renewed protest and play into the hands of hardliners.

This was the chance to protest at low pay and rotten employers and millions of people took that opportunity readily.

The struggle against jihadist extremism and populations cowed by the violence and the brutality that counterrevolutionary forces were willing to employ had buried any chance of renewed civic protest.