Anytime a movement in culture ensues that remotely resembles being even slightly opposed to perceived Christian values, a community erupts.
The same MSUB poll found voters were slightly opposed to recreational marijuana while judging the Affordable Care Act as a failure for the state.
There are a number of moderates who are apparently uncomfortable with the farm bill's food stamp provisions, and conservatives seem somewhat indifferent ― maybe even slightly opposed ― to the legislation over a host of issues, notably some concerns that there aren't enough savings in the five-year reauthorization of farm provisions and the food stamp program.
In contrast, we found that in ex vivo hippocampal preparations the genotypic differences were lost or slightly opposed to the in vivo results (Fig. 9B).
He may now be signed up to Ukip but is slightly less opposed to immigration that some of his constituents might expect as he made clear in his speech joining the party.
Recent polling, however, finds that only one-third of San Franciscans supported the measure (slightly more opposed).
Whilst many of those interviewed noted at least one of the three key expectations identified, several interviewees held slightly differing or completely opposing views.
At the same time, research has shown that feeling even slightly happy, as opposed to anxious, is conducive to eureka moments and insightful problem solving.
A survey by CBOS, a Polish polling organisation, found that almost two-thirds of Poles find public displays of affection between gays distasteful, slightly more are opposed to gay marriage, and almost 90% oppose allowing gay couples to adopt children.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, whose office has presented statistics showing that class sizes have shrunk slightly since 2002, opposed the idea of a referendum last year; the city's Corporation Council issued a ruling that kept such a referendum off the ballot last November.
Nevertheless, a PDP of 20% is still slightly better as opposed to 0%, in both zigzag and diagonal cases.
