Sentence examples for steady protests from inspiring English sources

The move comes after steady protests by the station's subscribers, who organized online to voice their dissatisfaction, which continued even after the Sirius XM announcement.

Then Guatemalans took to the streets in steady protests over the spring and summer, impeached their president, and imprisoned him on corruption charges.

After the army moved to forcefully rip up coca in Tumaco, an officer was gunned down in March following a week of steady protests that saw thousands of farmers block roads and torch cars.

Demonstrators with banners, posters and megaphones kept up a steady protest on the sidewalks outside the Parliament buildings.

For nearly two years, he has been waging his own steady protest against the Bush Administration, in the form of an upstart magazine, The American Conservative, which has charged that the Administration "alienated friends and allies all over the Islamic and Western world through [its] arrogance, hubris, and bellicosity".

Regular protests ensued from the 1990s onward.

PROTESTS AND VIOLENCE SPREAD The spring and summer of 2011 were characterized by a steady stream of protests -- often on Fridays after prayers -- and the Syrian government's subsequent violent response to the gatherings.

The family's remarks followed a steady stream of protests on Thursday through St Paul, Minnesota, where Castile was killed after a traffic stop on Wednesday.

But for nearly two years there has been a steady stream of protests and clashes with the authorities, and during that time the participants have become so experienced that the revolution is essentially portable.

On June 19th, after a week of steady — and peaceful — protests, and clashes after nightfall, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader — the man who has the last word on all matters of state, and who is an unabashed supporter of Ahmadinejad — made it clear while addressing a large congregation at Friday prayers that the demands of Moussavi and his supporters would not be met.

Part science project, part freak show, the Body Worlds exhibit has provoked a steady din of protest from church leaders and human rights groups.