Sentence examples for provokes opposition from inspiring English sources

The notion of reporting uncertainty sometimes provokes opposition, as if the revelation of uncertainty were responsible for creating the uncertainty.

"He likes the challenge, the contact, and provoking opposition players.

New mines in Honduras, Peru and Chile have all provoked opposition.

That posture is provoking opposition, but most states and districts are going along.

Its prominence and growing wealth, however, provoked opposition from rival orders.

That was hardly the first or last time that his prescriptions provoked opposition.

Already, the two most important planned projects -- the new stadium and the Olympic village -- have provoked opposition.

Dr. Michael Dixon, chairman of the N.H.S. Alliance, which supports clinicians' ability to commission health care, said it was inevitable that the proposals would provoke opposition.

As viceroy, he helped to institute reforms that increased Indian representation in government but provoked opposition with his severe measures against nationalists.

Even modest reforms are likely to provoke opposition, including within the PRI (whose senators include the leader of the oil workers' union).Another test is security.

He suggested more people were using the banks because more existed and provoked opposition jeers when he denied they were even part of the welfare system.