Sentence examples similar to opposing across from inspiring English sources

ACCURACY -- While opposing across-the-board tax relief, Mrs. Clinton has pushed for limited tax cuts, including those mentioned in the commercial, that promote certain social goals.

The proposal on abortion was fiercely opposed across society, as a result of which it was shelved.

Today, certain provisions of The Patriot Act are opposed across the political spectrum, and Feingold's position is no longer on the fringe.

The mGRASP technique is based on fluorescence that is reconstituted when two non-fluorescent split GFP fragments targeted to the synaptic membranes in two separate neuronal populations are closely opposed across the synaptic cleft; thus, fluorescence uniquely indicates a synapse.

Similarly, as C-terminal homology among members of large protein families may artificially inflate tripeptide counts in an irrelevant and obfuscating manner, gene-family clustering was performed prior to the analysis in order to assess tripeptide over-representation across protein families as opposed to across all proteins.

To get here, you can either catch a small twice-weekly ferry, which in winter is more often than not stuck in what might generously - if not very truthfully - be termed Foula's harbour, or take a tiny eight-seat twin-prop Islander aeroplane that flies whenever the prevailing force eight is kind enough to blast straight up or down, as opposed to across, the homemade landing strip.

Eagle et al used mobile phone communication logs and top up records to conduct a comprehensive comparison of urban and rural life within a small country, as opposed to across countries as targeted by our research [9].

When blocking forwards try to force them towards the sidelines as oppose to across the goal posts.

Unsurprisingly, then, leading French museums are opposed to across-the-board free admission.

Mr. Gore, by contrast, opposes any across-the-board reduction in tax rates.

The United States has opposed any across-the-board ban on grounds that it would violate American free speech guarantees.