Sentence examples for of considerable opposition from inspiring English sources
They married, in the face of considerable opposition, in 1942.
In the face of considerable opposition from his generals and ministers, Justinian launched his attack on North Africa to aid Hilderich in June 533.
The new proposal of £55 a share piles pressure on AstraZeneca's board to enter negotiations to create the world's largest pharmaceutical company in the face of considerable opposition from politicians and Britain's scientific community.
Re "Has a 'Katrina Moment' Arrived?," by Frank Rich, and "Toxic R Us," by Maureen Dowd (columns, March 22): In his first two months in office, President Obama has proposed groundbreaking policy initiatives and legislation in the face of considerable opposition from powerful special interests.
The brief said: "It is unsatisfactory that personal and constitutional questions of such high importance should still depend on the operation of an 18th-century statute which was admittedly passed hurriedly, and in the face of considerable opposition, to deal with an ad hoc situation created largely by the unsatisfactory conduct of King George III's brothers".
It was William Gladstone's Liberal government that brought in the changes, in the face of considerable opposition.
"In view of this considerable opposition, it is clear that the European Commission must step up efforts to find a negotiated solution," the person said.
The political emphasis of Zionism aroused considerable opposition from three competing views of the status of the Jewish people.
His price was high 4,000 pounds (in weight) of gold but despite considerable opposition Stilicho persuaded the Roman Senate to pay it.
Table 1 provides values of the skin friction coefficient for different values of the magnetic parameter M. Increasing values of M result in considerable opposition to the flow in the form of a Lorenz drag which enhances the values of the skin friction coefficient.
Because Freud relied on male sexuality as the norm of development, his analysis of this phase aroused considerable opposition, especially because he claimed its major concern is castration anxiety.
