Sentence examples for oppositions often from inspiring English sources

Rust and Bone, by Craig Davidson (Picador, £10.99) Stark oppositions often pack the punch in these gritty tales about American tough guys on the ropes.

Soon he will have to take decisions without the liberating urgency of emergency, and with an opposition no longer trapped, as oppositions often are in crises, between seeming irrelevant and seeming indecently opportunistic.

David Cameron, in opposition did what irresponsible oppositions often do, and supported a Daily Mail drive to provide the most expensive cancer drugs, which might prolong the very last stage of life for a few months longer.

Those that cross unwritten lines into political opposition often are shut down.

The opposition, often divided, has lately shown signs of more unity.

The opposition often reflects America's complicated attitudes toward the Middle East, in which passions run high and even basic facts are treated as objects of contention.

As Mr. Rockelein and other towns have discovered, fighting a mall developer that has enough money to wait out the opposition often ends in compromise, not absolute victory.

Diplomats say hundreds of millions were funneled to the opposition, often through channels Qatar had cultivated with expatriates here, in particular Mr. Sallabi and Abdel Hakim Belhaj, the head of the Tripoli Military Council who once led an Islamist insurgency in Libya.

The Republican People's Party, or C.H.P., which forms the main parliamentary opposition, often turns to the Constitutional Court when seeking to overturn parliamentary actions that the party views as endangering secularism.

Opposition often starts with neighbors worried that air pollution from a plant will hurt their health or that the disappearance of open space will affect their quality of life.

Even though Aldi, like Wal-Mart, is nonunion, it has faced little resistance, compared with the heated opposition often headed by unions and politicians that Wal-Marts have encountered in larger markets.