Sentence examples for either opposed from inspiring English sources

A poll shortly before the debate and vote indicated that 72% of the population were either opposed to a replacement or to taking a decision at this point.

Instead, they are either opposed or staying mum, hoping the clock will run out and they won't have to take a stand.

Those are all states in which Republican candidates, all of them either opposed to or ambivalent about a higher minimum wage, won Senate seats.

Using their huge paychecks and bonuses, Wall Streeters have bundled vast amounts of campaign financing to those of both parties who have either opposed or blocked meaningful government regulation of investment banking, buyout firms and hedge funds.

But his moderate stance has cost him the support of party members who have either opposed the settlement from its signing in April 1998 or have grown disenchanted by what they perceive as its favoritism toward the republican movement.

He remerged last week to warn Labour against a Plaid pact, and the great majority of Welsh Labour MPs are either opposed to the new coalition or very suspicious of it.

Sports that may be played with either opposing individuals or opposing teams are listed twice.

You either oppose the commercial breeding of animals or you accept it.

We either oppose the privatisation of public services or we don't.

"We could either oppose the governor or craft our own revolutionary response to reform," he said Thursday.

The decision puts pressure on the European commission to either oppose market economic status outright or include safeguards for specific industries.