Sentence examples similar to new opposed from inspiring English sources

Helen Winslow — widow of John Winslow, once president of the society — said she felt compelled to publish a letter in The Newport Daily News opposing the project.

New Englanders opposed to slavery organized to send settlers, money and guns to the antislavery residents there.

I find that professional consultants recommend new (as opposed to established) MCS to high prestige managers, despite believing that established MCS will benefit the firm.

Polls are cited to show that a majority of New Yorkers opposed the measure.

The percentage of patients that were new as opposed to follow-up was similar on control (11.6%) and scribe (9.0%) days.

Physician assistants performed more disability evaluations and saw more new, as opposed to established, patients for E/M encounters than did physicians.

If you want to open a new window (as opposed to a new tab), it will reside on another screen.

Jared Diamond's new book opposes one.

Those, in turn, will almost certainly generate a new lawsuit opposing the project.

Protestants are evenly divided, while most Catholic and Jewish New Yorkers oppose the center.

Cities like New Braunfels oppose the San Marcos application, saying it does not fairly share the resource.