Sentence examples for growing objections from inspiring English sources

A large loan to Iraq, though strongly opposed by the administration, reflects the growing objections to the White House plans from many Republican lawmakers and almost all Democrats, who do not want to use taxpayer money to rebuild a country sitting on billions of dollars in oil reserves.

As their ranks have grown, objections to their presence have, too.

As the climate problem grows, such objections will surely need to be reevaluated.

The absurd machismo of London and Washington appears to relish the growing clamour of objections to war.

During the next few days, the objections grew vehement.

Their objections grew louder and louder until the president shelved the idea.

But in June, when Hamas demanded that the groups permit its officials to audit their books, the objections grew.

Initially sparked by President Viktor Yanukovych's refusal to sign a trade deal with the European Union, they quickly grew to include objections to the corruption of Yanukovych's administration and its violent response to the demonstrations.

The discussions grew out of objections by news organizations that prosecutors overreached in 2012 when they secretly subpoenaed and seized the phone records of Associated Press reporters to discover their sources for a story that disclosed that the CIA, in a secret operation earlier that year, foiled a terrorist plot in Yemen.

Lots of believers, and more every day (as Hinduism and Buddhism continue to grow), have cogent objections to the morning ritual.

Fears about the country's skyrocketing deficit, which are at the heart of Republican objections, have gained growing prevalence, even with moderate Democrats.