Sentence examples for reason to protest from inspiring English sources
Journalists, and other Italians, have every reason to protest.
An ungracious host may give visitors one more reason to protest.
For the moment, it remains an object of aspirational spending rather than a reason to protest.
"Everybody who potentially lives near it has a reason to protest.
The petitioners and supporters of the victim have every right and reason to protest the sentence imposed by Persky.
Because taxis run within cities rather than between them, cabbies have no reason to protest against BlaBlaCar as they have against Uber and Lyft.
On February 22nd Henrique Capriles, a former presidential candidate, told a mass rally in the capital that there were "millions of reasons to protest" but that for protesters to barricade themselves in their own districts played into the government's hands.
As the protest movement grew, so did the reasons to protest.
It would also risk creating martyrs and more reasons to protest.
Reich agrees with the importance Mason places on the new stereotype of the graduate with no future – people, he points out, who now have both solid reasons to protest, and, given the shortage of the kind of jobs that used to fund people through university, plenty of time to do so.
"Of course there are people with reasons to protest and I'm not suggesting that people who vote UKIP are necessarily racist or don't have a hope for the future.
