Sentence examples for costly protest from inspiring English sources
Whatever the actual number, a Google boycott could be a costly protest, especially if they face it alone.
To know: Despite weeks of costly protests, France's controversial pension reforms have become law.
By Samantha Henig November 10, 2010 To know: Despite weeks of costly protests, France's controversial pension reforms have become law.
Political analysts including Peruvian journalists and academics said his growing signs of weakness would probably invite more costly protests in the coming months by the restive labor and peasant movements.
"However, boycotting an election is a much less costly act than protesting".
"Don't bury the revolution," he warned his leader.His protests proved costly.
That tactic was used in a costly 2007 debacle clearing a protest at MacArthur Park.
The delay follows a costly redesign, after local fishermen protested that the road impeded their boats.
"We believe the publisher adds relatively little value to the publishing process … if the process really were as complex, costly and value-added as the publishers protest that it is, 40% margins wouldn't be available".
A central issue of that convention, and the attendant protest, was America's discord over a costly and deeply unpopular foreign war.Mr Buckley supported that war and, unable to prevail in debate, threatened to smash Mr Vidal's face.
