Sentence examples for degree of opposition from inspiring English sources

Rarely does a government bill have such a degree of opposition to legislation.

Meanwhile, the Australian government signaled a degree of opposition to the deal.

On a more local level, the White City scheme has encountered a degree of opposition.

Health workers' awareness and knowledge of transplant medicine can improve people's sensitivity and reduce their degree of opposition to donations.

Since few outsiders have reviewed the renovations, it was impossible yesterday to gauge what degree of opposition they may face.

States that tend to have very strong democracies in Africa are often very open to a high degree of opposition and contestation which has disrupted their economic policies.

One does not want to be too po-faced about this sort of thing – a degree of opposition-mocking comes with the territory at football matches – but it is not as if Stoke v United is a local derby, is it?

Remind students to consider various strategies that they might use to persuade opponents, keeping in mind the different degrees of opposition that they are facing.

A12 Warning From Arab League The Arab League warned the Bush administration against attacking Iraq, but the public display of unanimity masked degrees of opposition to an attack, diplomats said at a two-day gathering of foreign ministers.

A senior administration official said it was important for Clinton not to appear to be "bloodthirsty" for war at a time when diplomacy still holds at least some promise -- especially because France, Russia and other U.S. partners on the Security Council have expressed varying degrees of opposition to military action.

Pelosi's comments and the accompanying backlash mark the latest twist in a debate that has erupted within Democratic ranks over whether and how much the party should tolerate politicians with varying degrees of opposition to abortion rights.