Sentence examples for not clamour from inspiring English sources

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Most opposition leaders are not clamouring for early elections.

Consumers are not clamouring for a new search engine.

The press are not clamouring for an early election.

She laughs and pretends to mind that they are not clamouring to see her work.

He said: "The Conservatives realise that business is not clamouring for a third runway.

So far, his verdict is that customers are not clamouring for quadplay.

They want to see Wall Street tamed, but they are not clamouring to reinvent the relationship between government and business.They will probably get their wish.

The Palestinian street is not clamouring for a man who will crack down harder on Islamist militants or sing a western song about free trade and local elections.

The British people are not clamouring for such a vote and there is therefore a risk that they will not be fully engaged if it happens.

Up until the budget, he could comfort himself in the knowledge that the economy was growing, per capita incomes were rising and that opinion polls suggested that voters were not clamouring for a change of government.