Sentence examples for some sort of opposition from inspiring English sources

"The Brotherhood will be very happy to represent some sort of opposition," he said.

"Now these neighborhoods are increasingly residential, and there is no place where there isn't some sort of opposition".

"He is clearly qualified but remember you are talking about the former Conservative party chairman heading to the BBC Trust, there would be outrage if Labour had tried to appoint someone like Neil Kinnock so one way to make it look better was if there was some sort of fierce opposition by the right," said one MP.

"We believe in the right of nations within the EU to set their own tax rate and have some sort of competition in tax rates, so that sort of opposition will not be coming from Britain," Hague said.

Faced with the rebel advance, the government is urging outside intervention, but so far the United States and France have insisted a multinational police force can only be dispatched once the government forges some sort of an agreement with the opposition to halt the fighting.

What sort of opposition will the ANC then face?

St. John's provided the sort of opposition that Louisville (13-2, 1-1) might have needed.

Phil Goodman views this sort of opposition as an uninformed electorate standing in the way of science.

Their sudden greenery may have been devised to see off the sort of opposition that wrecked those deals.

A much wilder sort of opposition has already reduced the southern half of the country to chaos, and now threatens to do the same in the north.

"On a wet and windy Saturday afternoon in Glasgow it will be great to see where we are at against that sort of opposition".