Sentence examples for inevitable protest from inspiring English sources

(When the throngs returned to the streets on Saturday, looking even more determined, the inevitable protest art featured Putin draped in a giant condom).

If the fair play model isn't passed, the SPL's board is in the invidious position of deciding what to do next with Rangers against a backdrop of inevitable protest.

The original event was created by the Resisters, in anticipation for inevitable protest during this highly charged anniversary.

But high-voltage transmission lines provoke inevitable protests.

And the inevitable protests and legal wrangles facing such projects add financial risk, which translates into higher costs.

Much commentary suggests that the citizens of Spain and Greece are just delaying the inevitable, protesting against sacrifices that must, in fact, be made.

The intensely political nature of the tanker contract, and the inevitable protests from the loser each time, has led to suggestions that the contract be split.

A lot of people were annoyed, but the government could have expected to face down the inevitable protests from the Welsh language lobby.

"Look — it's all downhill," I said when the inevitable protests erupted, setting aside my own doubts about a land of all downs and no ups and displaying the brochure as evidence.

Nor is there much sign that China has devised a way of coping with the inevitable protests by those seeking to use the presence of 20,000-30,000 foreign journalists expected to cover the Olympics to publicise their grievances.

Max Chambers of the centre-right think-tank, Policy Exchange, said there would be inevitable protests from "vested interests who resist change, including many who oppose this introduction of a profit motive for providers.