Sentence examples for growing disapproval with from inspiring English sources

Senators have already signaled their growing disapproval with the Saudi-led coalition's actions with votes on arms sales and other measures.

The poll also finds growing disapproval of the "tea party" movement, with half the population now expressing an unfavorable impression of the loosely aligned protest campaign that has shaken up politics this year.

In particular, the controls do not explain the contradictory finding of growing disapproval of extramarital sex.

The growing public disapproval pushed cockfighting into the shadows years ago.

That disappointment, in combination with Stieglitz's disapproval of her having accepted the commission and his growing infatuation with a wealthy admirer, Dorothy Norman, contributed to O'Keeffe's experiencing a nervous breakdown early in 1933.

A Republican congressman, joined by dozens more Republican co-sponsors, has introduced a resolution expressing "disapproval" of U.S. military operations in Libya — another sign of growing discontent with that campaign on Capitol Hill.

Along with those two chief executives, other pillars of corporate America — including Google's chief executive and Amazon.com — joined a growing chorus of disapproval over Trump's decision.

In the last week, other voices have joined the growing chorus of disapproval.

Despite no described medical condition being directly associated with a diet including approved GM crops in large exposed populations such as 300,000,000 Americans and a billion Chinese, public opinion seems to look at this new technology with either growing concern or even disapproval.

Mr. Werb's group is urging its supporters to register disapproval with their Congressional representatives.

One company to already voice its disapproval with Microsoft's Windows OS restrictions is Acer.