Sentence examples for opposing over from inspiring English sources

Trips to Home Depot, "the Land of Infinite Decision," as Mr. LaRose puts it, morphed into elaborate power struggles as they staked their positions, usually opposing, over things like the color of bathroom tile.

In a new line of attack, Tillis accused Hagan of opposing over-the-counter birth control access because of donations she's received from the pharmaceutical industry, to which Hagan responded by pointing out that women no longer have to pay out of pocket for contraceptive coverage under the Affordable Care Act.

Most, 52%, are in favour of more funding for elite athletes, but two groups are opposed: over-65s and, by a bigger margin of nine points, 18- to 24-year-olds.

It opposes "over-testing," a major problem in the Age of Common Core and supposed analytic accountability, but it is also concerned that states are testing the wrong things.

But the prevailing response in Europe, where the antimissile shield has been openly opposed over the years, was muted.

Three in 10 teenagers say they have become more opposed over the last few years to having sex.

Romney also accused Trump of legitimising feelings of racism, misogyny and xenophobia, and the men stand starkly opposed over Russia.

This was Cheshire Cat territory, the grins unlimited and undimmed, including from the two big men who until recently had been so opposed over a disputed election as to drag Kenya towards civil war.

It's obvious that Aristide's expulsion offered Jacques Chirac a long-awaited chance to restore relations with an American administration he dared to oppose over the attack on Iraq.

While both sides in the court of protection broadly agree that there is little chance the man's condition will improve, they are opposed over what happens if it deteriorates.

Some $600 billion worth of swaps still trade privately - on the phone or online - as opposed to over a regulated exchange.