Sentence examples for opposition to speculations from inspiring English sources
69 The fact that only prospective cohort studies found an increased risk of HCC among patients receiving antiviral therapy is in opposition to speculations that the treatment affected HCC development.
The deafening applause that greeted President Obama demonstrated that much press speculation about opposition to Notre Dame's invitation was overblown and exaggerated.
His remarks ended weeks of speculation about American opposition to an effort that sought to thwart germ warfare while at the same time allowing legitimate commercial use of biological materials.
Whoever killed him – and speculation ranges from armed opposition to plots from within the government's inner circle itself – struck a devastating blow against the heart of the regime.
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md .-- Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) stood by his opposition to same-sex marriage Friday, despite some speculation in recent days that he may be warming to the idea of marriage equality.
There is even, in certain corners, speculation that the vice president's anything-but-secret opposition to the surge was mostly for show.
Both men maintain their innocence, and there has been wide speculation that Mr. Khodorkovsky's real transgression was raising political opposition to President Vladimir V. Putin.
Opposition to the bill from medical professionals - including the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Nursing - has led to speculation about Health Secretary Andrew Lansley's position.
Amid growing speculation over whether Assange could face extradition to the US, the cables make clear America's opposition to any attempts to interfere on human rights grounds, out of concern for prison conditions in the country.
More than 30 Liberal MPs joined the opposition to vote down a government bill to recognise same-sex marriage, while testimony at an inquiry into Liberal sleaze hurt the party's standing in the opinion polls, prompting speculation that the opposition would force an early election.See articleVenezuela's government said it would sue El Nuevo Herald, a Miami newspaper, for libel.
