Sentence examples for growing rebellion from inspiring English sources

But the chancellor is aware of the growing rebellion.

In 1768, British soldiers landed in Boston to suppress the growing rebellion.

But a growing rebellion against the reforms to housing benefit for working-age people is underway.

Harman tried to quell a growing rebellion over the decision by tabling an amendment setting out why the party disagreed with the government's proposed bill.

The growing rebellion has seen a growing number of BNP organisers either leave the party or defect to join other rightwing groups.

[C4.] Growing Tension Over China Policy After nearly two years of fruitless "financial diplomacy" toward China on exchange rates, the White House faces a growing rebellion from Congress.

Wallace used the growing farm rebellion to persuade the president to support a number of innovative and controversial programs, including crop subsidies, to keep farmers afloat.

By 2010, this persistent failure to connect with Britons was fuelling a growing internal rebellion.

The Government may reconsider controversial cuts to state funding for opposition parties, amid signs of a growing Tory rebellion over the plans.

Gordon Brown was hit by a growing Labour rebellion after he ordered his party's MPs to repay expenses claims deemed excessive by an independent audit.

Meanwhile, a growing shareholder rebellion at Arcelor threatened to put a spoke in the wheels of its proposed merger with Severstal.