Sentence examples for steady opposition from inspiring English sources

During the reign of Sancho IV (1284 95), domestic and foreign supporters of his nephew maintained a steady opposition.

And despite steady opposition to the US on security and climate policy, Obama remains a personally popular figure among the German public.

The attorney general, Tom Miller, and the treasurer, Michael L. Fitzgerald, signed onto his campaign, they said, at least in part because of his steady opposition to the war.

But May will likely face steady opposition from European leaders who have repeatedly said that Britain can not expect access to the single market without accepting the free movement of EU nationals into the UK. Britain's government has signaled it plans to pursue trade deals with other countries as it pivots from Europe toward the wider global economy after Brexit.

The vote, 18 to 11, was taken after meetings in which a steady stream of Indian leaders expressed firm opposition.

While there was some immediate support for the action we took, there was a steady stream of opposition from the BCA, particularly from their president Tony Shepherd.

Meanwhile, government forces have lost ground further south, with the opposition making steady inroads into its turf along the Golan Heights on the border with Israel.The decapitation of Ahrar al-Sham's leadership, meanwhile, may not do much to dent the opposition.

Kiir's forces have made steady gains against the opposition since peace talks collapsed in early March.

Fed on a steady diet of cultural oppositions, we've become less resistant to syndicated morality tales than we might be.

Löw's side had already conceded four goals in the knockout phase before they got to this match and their opposition, having steadied themselves, were soon exploring the rich possibilities.

Iain Duncan Smith, who had done much of the "broken society" thinking for the Conservatives in opposition, described "the steady rise of an underclass".