Sentence examples for opposes every from inspiring English sources

Each player partners every other player exactly once and opposes every other player exactly twice during the tournament.

In a third form, called a round robin, each contestant opposes every other contestant and the one with the highest percentage of victories is declared the champion.

Mr. Sharon has said he opposes every major component of a peace deal that President Clinton put forward and Mr. Barak tentatively accepted at the recent summit meeting at Camp David.

But since the anarchist by definition opposes every sort of system, the word has become identified more with wishful dreams of destroying what exists than with workable schemes to achieve what ought to exist.

Alice, a cook with a bureaucrat's soul who opposes every change Mr. Oliver hopes to make, curls her lip and says, "Are you telling me, honestly, your kindergarteners have knives and forks?" Yes, Mr. Oliver declares, as centuries of civilized Anglo-European threatenn torexpireto expine in the lunchrooms of West Virginia.

Resistance, in this case, opposes every important, stable, axiomatic thought; it is the prelude to creativity, hope and freedom, for it is the task of architecture to produce a hypothesis of order, not to portray the chaos that surrounds us (Masiero 2002); it should aspire again to a permanency that will last through the chronicle of events to become a place of reference (Gregotti 2004).

Kennan opposed every one of these actions.

To the public, it looks like we oppose every cut.

Darrow, had he been alive, would have opposed every one.

The Republican incumbent, Scott Brown, opposed every dimension of financial reform.

Before Margaret Thatcher, unions opposed every interference with free collective bargaining.