Sentence examples for opposed, when from inspiring English sources

"I'm only opposed when it's imposed as a pretext for real estate speculation.

"I was opposed when flight attendants were screaming for guns," he said.

Therefore, a major concern has been to ensure that the vascular beneficial effects of estrogens are not opposed when combined with progestins.

It would not be the first time politicians have acquiesced to things they once opposed when, in power, they grasp that the available options are all imperfect.

Dawson, for example, has said his political awakening dates to a school-busing program that he opposed when he was 15.

What should be opposed is the idea that the end of Israel must be opposed when the beginning of a Palestinian state has yet to be seen.

Because, on specific flagship policies, just what would Liberal Democrats oppose when in government with them?

None of these are "neutral" issues for the Catholic Church, which long advocated a broad new health care law that it then had to oppose when the H.H.S. mandate was included, forcing it to violate its moral principles.

That is something I will certainly be opposing when it comes before full council," she said.

We become the evil we oppose when we engage in "enhanced interrogation" -- in torture.

Research has shown, for example, that people are more likely to believe unsubstantiated rumors about a political candidate they oppose when read in emails.