Sentence examples for trends opposition from inspiring English sources

That's the clear future of this issue, and Republicans are keenly aware that while the party's formal opposition to abortion rights, for example, doesn't contradict the prevailing sentiments of a majority of Americans or buck voter trends, opposition to same-sex marriage does.

No one should exaggerate these trends, because opposition forces were always arrayed against them.

On current trends the opposition Social Democrats and their allies are on track for a sweeping victory next year.

The coalition has yet to produce the results it was hoping for: getting other nations to provide the support the rebels need by persuading them that the group can control the flow of arms and head off sectarian tensions and religious extremism — trends the opposition attributes to international inaction, forcing the rebels to turn to extremist sponsors.

First, one can look at the trend in opposition to Obama's re-nomination; an increasing trend would signal growing opposition to Obama.

That comedian Harald Schmidt snickered on television that he was like a gorilla, a nickname that stuck and provoked a trend among opposition supporters for lobbing bananas at him.

Some Syrians who had fled their homes in the Dara'a area want to go back, a trend that opposition activists are not discouraging.

To the east, Cambodia faces a growing trend of opposition unrest, and the Vietnamese Communist party is wrestling with the Chinese conundrum of how to harness capitalism without losing power.

Other recent surveys have also shown a negative trend toward opposition.

Moderate Democrats show a declining trend in opposition to Obama's re-nomination, and thus, are closer to liberals than conservatives.

The Chancery and its growing powers soon came to be resented by Parliament and the nobility; Carne says that it is possible to trace a general "trend of opposition" during the Plantagenet period, particularly from members of the clergy, who were more used to Roman law than equity.