Sentence examples for opposes change from inspiring English sources

That is, he opposes change with a genuine conviction – until change becomes irresistible.

In Languedoc, Anne Sutra de Germa, who runs a small winery, Domaine Monpl?, and also opposes change, is optimistic.

But Anne Sutra de Germa, who runs a small winery, Domaine Monplézy, and also opposes change, is more optimistic.

Or maybe it threatens to expose the least digestible ingredient of conservatism – that insofar as it opposes change, it aims on principle to keep wealth and power for those who have them, and keep them from those who don't.

Cameron opposes change while the Lib Dems strongly back it, arguing that under AV any MP would have to have the support of at least half of the voters to be elected.

Here is a man whose gut feelings are reactionary: he opposes change and refuses to see opportunities – even economic opportunities, as the green sector is one of the few currently in growth – as he panders to vested interests who simply want to carry on only with business as usual.

An inductor essentially opposes changes in current, making changes in the current lag behind those in the voltage.

But the Justice Department is consistent — it opposes changes to expand its own efforts to combat human trafficking, too.

Such a set of conductors, a capacitor, essentially opposes changes in voltage, or potential difference, across its plates.

Doctors' group opposes changes to proposed aid-in-dying bill.

The police union, the Fraternal Order of Police, strongly opposes changes to LEOBR and worked hard to fight proposed reforms this past legislative season.