Sentence examples for outlet against from inspiring English sources

Peter Crouch, deployed as the obvious outlet against his former club, headed Mame Diouf's cross goalwards and, though Ragnar Klavan hooked clear, Sadio Mané was slow to react to the second ball.

Barber will not be able to shoulder the bulk of the offense -- Dayne will be counted on to establish the run -- but Collins will need Barber as a dependable outlet against the blitzing, aggressive Eagles defense.

In the ruling, U.S. District Judge Ursula Ungaro cited the "fair report privilege" in siding with the news outlet against the plaintiff, Cyprus-based CEO Aleksej Gubarev.

MOSCOW — Russia has been hit with a wave of copycat teenage suicides so pronounced that President Dmitri A. Medvedev felt compelled on Thursday to warn news media outlets against making too much of the deaths, for fear of attracting more imitators.

AMID STRING OF SUICIDES Russia has been hit with a wave of copycat teenage suicides so pronounced that President Dmitri A. Medvedev felt compelled to warn news media outlets against making too much of the deaths, for fear of attracting more imitators.

One last interesting facet of this analysis is a comparative evaluation of the existing distribution of outlets against the stated PLCB guidelines.

Figure 1 shows the plot of percentage of respondents agreeing or disagreeing with reasons for why they have decided to buy food/drinks from the fast food and takeaway outlets against the frequency of consumption per week.

In recent weeks, it has taken many forms: against the media in general, and specific outlets in particular; against Barack Obama; against Congress; against the world.

He couldn't say in what order the media outlets decided against appealing, but said they were unanimous in their decision.

"Certain media outlets, going against the interests of society and the state, are promoting a tolerant attitude towards things like sexual relations between people of the same sex," the law's authors said in an accompanying note.

The Communist insurgency, founded in the mountains near here 34 years ago, reached its peak in the mid-1980's as the main outlet for opposition against the martial-law rule of President Ferdinand E. Marcos, who was driven from office in 1986.