Sentence examples for potential revolt from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Blair faces a potential revolt from within party ranks.

But Mr. Blair faces a potential revolt in his party over the prospect of a deeper entanglement in Iraq.

Trinity Mirror is facing a potential revolt across its 84 current regional titles over the publisher's controversial plan to introduce "individual digital audience goals".

When the scale of the potential revolt – uniting disparate groups from the ramblers to hunting supporters – became clear, Cameron moved to dampen the row by insisting that the government would listen to all sides.

A22 Bush Budget Roils Congress As Congress debates President Bush's $2.57 trillion budget for 2006, Republican leaders in the House and Senate are facing a potential revolt among their rank and file.

The government faces a potential revolt in both houses of parliament over its refusal to let 16- and 17-year-olds take part in a referendum on EU membership, amid growing concern over how the vote is to be conducted.

Potential revolts in Algeria, Oman, Saudi Arabia and other important oil producers have not occurred, as many had predicted.

However, this is a small majority which, say correspondents, means he may be vulnerable to pressure and potential revolts from his backbenches.

Housebuilder Persimmon is also facing a potential shareholder revolt over executive pay at its annual meeting on Thursday.

The boomers may not have created rock 'n' roll, but they certainly capitalized on its potential to revolt against parents.

Barclays has already announced the appointment of a new director, Crawford Gillies, to chair its remuneration committee in a move to prevent a potential investor revolt.