Sentence examples for underlying the opposition from inspiring English sources

Underlying the opposition is the fragile economics of ranches and small farms, which are already disappearing.

The former Democratic member said that underlying the opposition is the sense that little good will come of it.

CERTAINLY the members of Young Israel of New Rochelle discern a more implacable opposition underlying the land-use debate.

Again underlying the protests was not opposition to health care but the belief that "white America" is under attack.

In addition, many of the social and cultural factors that led to laws against teaching evolution in the 1920s have persisted and underlie the opposition to evolution that continues at many state and local levels today.

This transpartisan public opposition to NAFTA-style pacts is what underlies the growing transpartisan opposition in Congress to President Obama's request that Congress delegate away its constitutional authorities through Fast Track trade authority.

While both of these images take the idea to the ridiculous, in my judgment, I do believe that the underlying attitude behind opposition to the Act is the feeling that to live in the 21st century is to lead a life that is persistently intruded upon, either by government or business or technology or, perhaps worse, some inchoate force we can't yet describe or define.

The committee, which many members will no doubt jockey to join, was the underlying cause of opposition to the bill by some on both sides.

I suspect that underlying much of the opposition to the West Side stadium is a cultural distaste for football fans, not the wealthy ones but the working-class fans associated with images of beer drinking and tailgate parties.

Tory scare stories of a Labour-SNP deal will have aggravated jitters among undecided voters, but that kind of tactic only works when it plays to underlying weakness in the opposition offer.

But underlying much of the opposition is a fear of change.