Sentence examples for increasing protest from inspiring English sources
But the heavy reliance on spraying is evoking increasing protest from some environmental groups who say the mayor is overreacting.
They have been the focus of protest since they first arrived and similar stocks in western European countries have also been the subject increasing protest.
According to United States Central Command, American military tankers have flown nearly 1,200 sorties since the war began and refueled more than 5,600 coalition aircraft — support that is drawing increasing protest from Congress.
But if Mr Prokhorov is offered the Prime Minister's job or another high-ranking role by Mr Putin, it would show he is also willing to make some concessions to the increasing protest mood in urban centres.
So far the government has said they won't rescind the invitation, but increasing protest may force them to reconsider.
Newspapers are being confiscated in Sudan and some publishers have decided to suspend production amid increasing protests against the president, Omar al-Bashir.
When the start of bombing led to increasing protests across Pakistan by Islamic militant groups, General Musharraf called for bombings of limited duration, perhaps a week or 10 days.
The financial squeeze on state enterprises has led to increasing protests by angry workers, who have either not been paid or have been laid off without what they think is adequate compensation.
Amid increasing protests, Mr Rasmussen eventually addressed the matter in the new year, when he condemned attempts "to demonise groups of people on the basis of their religion or ethnic background".
The report anticipates that increasing protests and escalating costs for oil companies will stall the construction of pipelines, slowing the expansion of Alberta's tar sands and reducing carbon emissions.
The centuries-old event, which takes place about 120 miles (200km) north-west of Madrid, has drawn increasing protests in recent years, with animal rights activists denouncing it as cruel and calling for a ban.
