Sentence examples for start opposing from inspiring English sources

With Robinson Cano, the No. 5 hitter, off to a scorching start, opposing pitchers have not pitched Rodriguez any differently.

"This is such an important issue and we have to work fast before the food lobbies get together and start opposing us," he said.

They say that if they were to start opposing the women's case, they would be drawn into breaking this policy which is known in their jargon as "neither confirm nor deny" (NCND).

To mounting criticism from the European Union and the United States, Fidesz is racing to use its supermajority in Parliament to pass a flurry of legislation before the new Constitution takes effect, a push that critics say will consolidate overwhelming power with Mr. Orban, a political veteran who got his start opposing Communist rule as it waned in the late 1980s.

However, Sahabi was from the start opposed to Khomeini's concept of velayat-e faqih, the doctrine of "the guardianship of the jurisconsult" which gave Khomeini and his successors absolute power.

Officers in MI6 and other parts of the security and intelligence establishment were from the start opposed to a published Iraqi weapons dossier, partly because there was nothing new to say, partly because they feared, rightly, that it would be used for political purposes to further the case for war which was widely opposed in Whitehall.

Marine Le Pen, from France's powerful Front National (FN), started opposing her father's eventual candidature in a regional election after some of his habitual right-leaning reinterpretations of French and European history.

In his past two starts, opposing teams have scored seven unearned runs against Hefner, who pitched only five innings Sunday because the Mets, trailing by 3-0 andesperatete for runs, pinch-hit for him with runners on first and second and two outs in the fifth.

From 1988, environmental groups started opposing the Triangle Link.

"Who do you trust to end a war: someone who opposed the war from the beginning, or someone who started opposing it when they started preparing a run for president?" Continue reading..

(And my feeling is that if the media starts opposing "obstruction," they'll do so in a "both sides do it" way that ultimately will just send the message that the system is broken, and the prevalence of a "government doesn't work" meme favors the GOP).