Sentence examples for long protested from inspiring English sources

We have, however, long protested about his second failing: his financial shenanigans.

Patients have long protested having to buy a two-drug kit.

Haitian-Americans have long protested against the different treatment accorded Haitians and Cubans.

Those who lay claim to Muir's philosophical inheritance have long protested the commercial development.

Such consciousness is championed by those who have long protested the encroachment of consumerism into parenting.

Sacramento supporters argue that some Seattle fans are perpetuating the system they had long protested against after the Sonics departed.

He said Black Lives Matter had grown out of a long protest tradition that dated to the abolitionist movement.

Mr Herkstroter was also attacked for ignoring for too long protests against Shell's plans to dispose of its Brent Spar offshore oil-rig in the North Sea.

Following long protests against wind farms, in April the rules were changed to allow local authorities to keep all the business rates paid by turbine installers.

Three-quarter time: Despite the long protests over the penalty decision, the referee adds on no extra time in the first period of, um, extra time.

Despite having a back ailment later in his life, Mr. Amte took part in long protest marches for causes including environmentalism, religious tolerance, peace and justice.