"opposing currents" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in a sentence like this: "The political landscape was dominated by opposing currents, making it difficult to navigate the best path forward."
Super PACs have spent supporting and opposing current presidential candidates in South Dakota.
Super PACs have spent supporting and opposing current presidential candidates in Maine.
Opposing current political reforms, they are asking instead for greater autonomy for the resource-rich region and calling for a nationwide conference to reshape the current political structure in favor of ethnic minorities.
The Israelis hold him guilty, correctly, of actively opposing current peace plans: last week, in Hamas's name, he attacked Mr Abbas for betraying the Palestinian cause at Aqaba, and suspended the ceasefire talks.
"That's what makes it quite a dangerous race, because if you do get these southerly winds coming through, the seas get up very badly because of the shallow water in Bass Strait and because of the opposing current.
At this stage the mouth opened, but the larvae were unable to feed; microalgae captured by the larval arms were carried towards the mouth, but were deflected away possibly by an opposing current (Video S4).
Both positions represent traditionally opposed currents of thought but also reflect concern for many common values (i.e. reducing human suffering; not reducing patients to a purely vegetative state; empowering patients at the end of life) [ 23].
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"I think what's really important," says Pappe, diplomatically, "is that a growing number of individual academics feel they can no longer tolerate co-operating with their Israeli counterparts, except for those who oppose current government policies".
