Sentence examples for potential of protest from inspiring English sources

"The promoters have long since cottoned on to the commercial potential of protest music; you'd have to be very determined and energetic to make yourself authentic and visible without them".

In her free time, she enjoyed listening to rap, and she developed a fascination with the revolutionary potential of protest songs.

But her long skirt was deemed a "provocation," and potential act of protest.

And the Clinton Administration avoided invoking the most potent potential weapon of protest -- American sanctions on Nigeria's oil exports.

His photographs of Brasília in 2003 during the inauguration of Brazil's president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva convey a timeless quality of an historic event that also suggests a potential field of protest that brilliantly prefigures the political demonstrations of the past month.

The Chinese government had clearly been bracing itself for the potential of intensified protests by Falun Gong, both during the Chinese New Year celebration this week and again when the International Olympic Committee visits Beijing at the end of February.

While there is no room for complacency there is less potential for protest because of the UK's civil rights position, said Dr Steve Musson, a lecturer in Political and Economic Geography at the University of Reading.

And the use of protest potential of the local population". Nimmo studies disinformation and says that the far right and Russia are linked together in a single network.

Now – and in particular, in the United States since the November 8 elections – is the time to turn autocrats' misinformation and manipulative strategy of "protest potential" on its head and resist nondemocratic pushback with genuine nonviolent mobilization of millions.

"Decades of Dissent" captures the mood of the era through music and photo-murals that provide context for the posters, and underscores the powerful potential of grass-roots protests to catalyze social and political change.

Make a chart of "potential protest hazards".