Sentence examples for volume of protest from inspiring English sources
Fear of the maladies that tend to afflict bureaucracy has produced a considerable volume of protest in some countries; and, even in those where opposition to the government or the party in power is not permitted, criticism and exposure of bureaucratic maladministration are generally encouraged.
The volume of protests in public and in the media has made clear that the attack was a turning point.
Even more subtly, the volume of protests is used to gauge whether any given leader is sufficiently unpopular that his removal will make things go more smoothly.
Still, assessment officials said they had anticipated the high volume of protests, mainly because it costs nothing to file a grievance and because a cottage industry of companies and lawyers specializing in filing property-tax challenges has existed on Long Island for years.
Perhaps the most sobering factor in analyzing Chinese unrest is the sheer volume of protests.
The randomness of the weather's effect on turnout offers researchers a way to test whether attendance at the protest affects the volume of post-protest activities.
She and James M. Whitfield, author of a volume of spirited protest poetry entitled America and Other Poems (1853), helped ensure that the 1850s would become the first African American literary renaissance.
He also released a volume of poems protesting the Iraq War, The Insanity of Empire (2004).
About 1,000 of the Indian demonstrators hiked in from outlying hamlets to the square of Altamirano today to raise the volume of their protests.
The volume of the protests against each has varied in the last few weeks.
But, the sheer volume of daily protests shows that many sectors of Pakistani society have pressing needs and priorities that do not include enlistment as foot soldiers in a proxy force for the United States' War on Terror.
