Sentence examples for opposition emerged from inspiring English sources

Just as it did in the early 1980s, industry opposition emerged almost overnight.

Out of this opposition emerged the Whig Party, led in Tennessee by John Bell and Hugh Lawson White.

Beatings, intimidation and sporadic killings were part of every ballot since the opposition emerged as a coherent force in 1999.

He and his twin brother, Jaroslaw, a former prime minister now in opposition, emerged from Poland's anti-communist Solidarity movement.

Last Saturday, however, this region went to the polls, and a real opposition emerged: Gorran, whose name means "change".

He first became prominent in the internal affairs of Lebanon in 1952, when violent opposition emerged to the presidency of Bishara al-Khuri.

She foresees a new opposition emerging from civic groups, neighbourhood movements and her own embryonic party.

Aesthetic and wildlife issues have led to opposition emerging around the country, particularly in coastal areas like Cape Cod.

There is a depressing sense of déjà vu about the opposition emerging in Leinster House to the National Planning Framework.

Ocasio-Cortez saved Democrats from that and improved the odds of a younger and feistier Democratic opposition emerging.

The result showed strong support for the treaty among middle-class and rural voters, with greatest opposition emerging from among the urban working class.