Sentence examples for opposed to common from inspiring English sources

A: Ray- I am for more local control, more school choice, and am opposed to common core.

He told the assembly that people with a "sexual nature opposed to common custom" were being persecuted for impulses that "nature, mysteriously governing and creating, had implanted in them".

In interviews since, a senior Army officer who served in Iraq criticized as overly cumbersome a process in which the Iraqi prisoners labeled as security detainees, as opposed to common criminals, could be freed only by the release board.

Modern philosophical discussions focus mostly on the issue of the justification of private property rights (as opposed to common or collective property).

Opposed to common belief among ultramarathon runners, total sodium intake does not appear to be important in preventing muscle cramping, nausea or vomiting, hyponatremia, and dehydration during a running race in hot conditions lasting up to 30 h.

As opposed to common catalysts, which create a compound, cut it loose, and automatically set about creating another, the hafnium complex must be recycled and regenerated before it can continue turning out hydrazines.

But Matthew Cooper, a reporter for Time magazine, has reportedly testified that Mr Rove told him Mr Wilson's wife worked for the CIA, without revealing her name.One explanation of Mr Rove's alleged behaviour is that he did not know that Ms Plame was a covert, as opposed to common-or-garden, CIA operative, and therefore did not know he was committing a crime.

"It is now up to all the senators, and hopefully all the members of the House, to explain to their constituencies why they would be opposed to common-sense ideas that historically have been supported by Democrats and Republicans in the past".

This review will also compare the methods used to identify highly penetrant variants when data is obtained from consanguineous individuals as opposed to nonconsanguineous; and when Mendelian disorders are analysed as opposed to common-complex disorders.

As a result the nature of the Court of Chancery changed; rather than being a major corrective system for the common law, it became primarily concerned with the administration and protection of rights, as opposed to the common law courts, which were mainly concerned with the remedy and retribution of problems.

Breed-specific sweeps averaged 336 ± 119 kb and ranged in size from 207 to 702 kb but were not different in size (P < 0.19) to sweeps common to two or more breeds which when calculated separately for each breed (as opposed to the common core identified as the intersection of overlapping sweeps) averaged 441 ± 222 kb and ranged in size from 215 to 866 kb.