Sentence examples for growing protest from inspiring English sources

But the approach has provoked growing protest in the affected communities.

Companies are preparing to start fracking at several sites in Britain, despite a growing protest movement.

But in recent years, a growing protest movement has sought to end the system.

Many Sahrawis, who liken their plight to the Palestinians', now call their growing protest campaign an intifada against Moroccan rule.

I'm not alone in my plaint: there's a growing protest against what a friend aptly termed "street pestivals".

But some analysts said Mr. Chávez failed to heed the warning signs of a growing protest movement.

It may be the fastest-growing protest movement in American history.

The move towards direct action against cuts is a step for what has become one of the UK's fastest-growing protest groups.

Babies and pensioners – not to mention students – have taken part in UK Uncut's activities, making it the fastest-growing protest group in the country.

This sparked an online campaign, hashtagged #OscarsSoWhite: a fast-growing protest against racial exclusion, both in Hollywood's casting processes and in its award systems.

Even in historically europhile Italy — a country that long regarded "more Europe" as a desirable alternative to its own shortcomings in governance — the fast-growing protest movement led by the comic Beppe Grillo is outspokenly anti-euro.