Sentence examples for extent of the protest from inspiring English sources

Liverpool's owners are said to be surprised by the extent of the protest and disappointed by accusations of avarice.

"This is an electoral maneuver to limit the extent of the protest vote from the French on Sunday," said Beno?Hamon, a spokesman for the Socialist Party.

"This is an electoral maneuver to limit the extent of the protest vote from the French on Sunday," said Beno?Hamon, spokesman for the Socialist Party.

Since December, US authorities have declined to make public the number of detainees who are on hunger strike, making it impossible to know with certainty the extent of the protest.

That said, the extent of the protests has taken many Mormons by surprise.

Fridays can be days of demonstrations in the Middle East, and yet it would be reckless to ignore the extent of the protests.

To grasp the extent of the protests on Saturday, here is an interactive Google map with little pointers for each one.

Today, the question is: As the new unemployment "norm" rises, will the "99ers" remain just a number, or will anger and systemic dysfunction lead to the rebirth of movements of the unemployed, perhaps allied, as in the past, with others suffering from the economy's relentless downward arc?  Keep in mind that the extent of organized protest by the unemployed in the past should not be exaggerated.

If the extent of the outrage over the protest -- and Sheppard -- has not been established undeniably, consider that thousands ascended on the campus Friday for a patriotic rally.

The several parties of the Reformation may be conveniently classified according to the extent of their protest against medieval theology, piety, and polity.

If nothing else, these protests are exposing the extent of the Turkish media's self-censorship.  .