Sentence examples for if opposing from inspiring English sources

Another issue could arise if opposing athletes see strategic possibilities in setting off the signals.

First, if opposing government is your primary objective, it's hard to have a positive governing program.

If opposing fans try to rattle Griner, they are also drawn to watch her in large numbers.

If opposing Coleman Young's $600 million Detroit subway, an extravagant and ineffective testament to his ego, makes me a racist, then I plead guilty. . . .

Haley and Pioli have not made many friends, and it seems as if opposing teams are not shy about exacting revenge against the Chiefs on the field.

By that he meant that if opposing lawyers saw Mr. Borowick had been hired to try a case, they suddenly became more interested in settling.

In all of these passes, the tide will raise heavy, choppy seas if opposed by wind or swells.

The U.S.S.R. had been a nuclear superpower, with geopolitical aims comparable, if opposed, to those of the U.S. Al Qaeda was nationless, nihilistic, and armed with box cutters.

QUESTION: If oppose, do you think it goes too far or doesn't go far enough?

Hol eventually came to believe that King Oscar II and his supporters, if opposed by the Norwegian Parliament, would usurp political power with the help of the Norwegian Army.

If an opposing starter has only three pitches, the batters will recognize them quickly.