Sentence examples for clearly opposing from inspiring English sources

Americans' grandiose (to use Newt Gingrich's malapropism) egalitarianism also helps explain why the eight or nine original Republican presidential candidates suffered little for espousing, or at least not clearly opposing, scientifically untenable positions.

"We see a pattern of populist governments clearly opposing ambitious climate and energy regulations, which is in line with the primary Russian economic interest: exporting fossil fuels and nuclear technology," Benedek Jávor, the vice-chair of the European parliament's environment committee and a Hungarian Green MEP, told HuffPost.

Furthermore, Figure 2(B) shows that the most hydrophobic biguanides (that inhibit ubiquinone reduction most) affect the flavin least, revealing clearly opposing trends in efficacy between the two effects.

Further the paranoid/nonparanoid contrast illustrates well a point made in the introduction: namely, the whole patient group did not show impaired performance on the Mooney faces task (Table 1) despite clearly opposing tendencies in the constituent sub-groups.

In this context, it has to be emphasized that whole foods might exert effects beyond those of identified single major ingredients [ 88] clearly opposing pharmaceutically driven concepts that favor the use of purified fatty acids for drug-based NAFLD intervention, as recently reviewed by Musso et al. [ 89].

At least some of their parents clearly opposed such violence.

And he clearly opposed the decision to mobilise the army against the demonstrators.

The mayor had clearly opposed the original plan announced by the governor in late September.

Bush clearly opposes the legally-mandated government regulations of carbon pollution enacted by the Obama administration.

He clearly opposed al Qaeda and the Taliban, and he still feels that way.

Biden is not so clearly opposed to abortion and clearly in support of programs that would directly help the poor.