Sentence examples for sizeable protests from inspiring English sources

Nor is the possibility of intervention in Syria producing sizeable protests as yet.

There were also sizeable protests against Trump in other cities around the world.

In the 1990s, protests grew against Eta, including enormous demonstrations across Spain (and sizeable protests in the Basque Country) against the kidnapping and killing of a PP councillor.

Among them were around 400 protesters who came by bus from Ferguson, the site of Brown's death in August and sizeable protests since.

The Belgian millionaire swept in to purchase the club back in January 2014, adding the London side to his network of European clubs that included Standard Liege (since sold after sizeable protests).

It is a sizeable protest vote, given that the Schroder family owns 48% of the shares.

His concerns have intensified in recent months because of the emergence of a sizeable protest movement in Russia opposed to his return to the presidency, which he is seeking in the election next month.

It's an electorate that often creates surprises, from bringing down President Lyndon B. Johnson with a sizeable protest vote in 1968 to John McCain's victories in 2000 and 2008.

None of them did any formal campaigning prior to the vote; they fully expected the leave campaign to amount to nothing more threatening than a sizeable protest vote, and for remain to convincingly win.

Shortly after presidential elections in 2006, the police and riot forces quashed what were for Belarus sizeable antigovernment protests.

Once the convention leaves town, New Yorkers should have a discussion about how to make Central Park accessible again to sizeable political protests.