Sentence examples for highly opposed to from inspiring English sources

"I'm highly opposed to censorship in any form," he added.

Ms. Taylor said she was "highly opposed" to replacing the little train with a bus.

Thus, some religions, highly opposed to evolutionary theory and its supporting scientific evidence, can threaten comprehension of biological evolution by the faithful.

The real kicker, as I see it, is that the people of Iowa--you know, the people whose tax dollars will be paying for this Medicaid program one way or the other--are highly opposed to transitioning Medicaid to managed care.

While it was no easy juncture, the far right section on Figure  1 being empty means that no actor was highly opposed to the reform.

In a general diabetes clinic, it is probably more important to routinely use a test that is highly sensitive, as opposed to highly specific, because the potential risk of DPN being underdiagnosed is greater than the risk of preventative measures being implemented in patients with false-positive results.

"As people get off the train and go to smaller towns like Shelton, Trumbull and Easton, there is a highly seamed, as opposed to seamless, transportation infrastructure," he said.

Genetic diagnosis in HHT is difficult, as mutations occur in numerous different locations in the linked genes, without particular mutations being highly frequent (as opposed to, for instance, the ΔF508 mutation in cystic fibrosis).

We found that LM-234mf cells were highly invasive, as opposed to the tumor-derived epithelial LM-234ep cell line.

The H3K27me3 targets have an over-representation of genes that are highly regulated as opposed to being constitutively expressed.

Similar issues are involved in retrieving information about highly related, as opposed to moderately or weakly related, objects from memory (Wagner et al. 2001; Badre et al. 2005).