Sentence examples for most common protest from inspiring English sources

Objections of this sort, which are the most common, protest that the central notions of a correspondence theory carry unacceptable commitments and/or cannot be accounted for in any respectable manner.

The most common protests these days are against austerity cuts, fascist political organizations, and sexism.

The most common protests these days are against austerity cuts, fascist political organisations and sexism.

But the most common refrain of the protests on Sunday was, "The people want to bring down the field marshal," adapting the signature chant of the revolution to call for the resignation of the military's top officer, Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi.

News of the shooting quickly spread over social media, and a few hundred people gathered to protest on the site of the incident, staying well into the night and shouting "black lives matter" — one of the slogans most common during the Ferguson protests of the last two months.

The three most common incentives for them to protest were wage disputes, severe disciplines and violation of personal dignity on the factory floor, and compensation for work accidents; their identity in their struggle was mainly based on citizenship and being a vulnerable group, and their actions were protests against discrimination.

Protest was the most common type of resistance that was found during all phases of the procedure.

The most common way is to identify and exclude protest bids from estimates of WTP (Mitchell and Carson 1989).

The most common way is to identify and exclude protest bids from estimates of willingness to pay (Mitchell and Carson [1989]).

Land seizures by officials looking to sell property to developers are the most common cause of the growing number of protests.

"The presence, then, of the riot police, seeking to suppress the actions of protests becomes perhaps the most common argument justifying violence on the part of the encapuchados".