Sentence examples for inspired against from inspiring English sources

St. John's (9-2) proved that it could get inspired against a weaker team.

We're building on the global outcry we inspired against Russia's anti-gay crackdown and bringing scale and resources to grassroots organisations on the frontline of the battle for equality.

Mowbray's men were far more workmanlike than inspired against a side from ­Scottish football's second tier, Niall McGinn the player his manager has to thank for averting a crisis.

One of the few players to impress during a disappointing campaign in 1978, he also helped them reach the final in 1982, scoring in an incredible semi-final win on penalties over France, but was unable to inspire against Italy and he was on the losing side again in 1986 despite his best efforts against Argentina.

In contrast, animal and human studies have documented diaphragm damage with prolonged, high resistance loads, lasting 1.5 [ 44, 45] to 96 hours [ 46]. 2) Our IMST patients were able to inspire against increasing inspiratory loads on a daily basis.

Liberal individualism inspired legislation against entail, favouring instead the sale of common lands and the individual's right to dispose of his property as he might wish.

Even if the Knicks were playing inspired defense against the Pacers, at a certain point in the fourth quarter, the Pacers did not have to score.

Joe Johnson, who hardly made a peep through six games, dominated the series finale with 27 points and played inspired defense against Miami's Dwyane Wade.

The south Asian Muslim strongholds of northern England Bradfordd, Bolton, Birmingham) have historically been staunch in their support for the Labour party, and it is Labour that has most to lose from an Islamically inspired backlash against gay rights.

The 1959 Cuban revolution, led by the charismatic Fidel Castro, had inspired revolts against the cruel dictatorships and corrupt pseudodemocracies that had dominated the region since the end of Spanish and Portuguese rule in the 19th century.

The Supreme Court ruled in 2008 that the three-drug protocol did not violate the constitution's bar on "cruel and unusual punishments", but newer injection methods remain legally untested, and have inspired lawsuits against several states.The courts are unlikely to end the death penalty in America.