Sentence examples for sort of opposition from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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

This worry, the third unwelcome consequence of the episode, is misplaced: a coup or other violent sorts of opposition look highly unlikely.

She drove off into a life as a member of the sort-of-loyal opposition, serving as the national chairwoman of John Anderson's independent run for president and as a founder of the Republican National Coalition for Choice, which included Betty Ford and Barry Goldwater among its members.

But they find it very difficult to find a place between the sort of extremist opposition and the defunct leadership that is in place.

But the new President's anti-terrorism campaign included a crackdown on every sort of potential opposition, and tens of thousands of people were imprisoned.

What's more, the plan would create a new supply of badly needed rental housing without drawing the sort of community opposition that so often accompanies proposals to build new rental properties.