Sentence examples for well opposing from inspiring English sources

Power has been an issue all season long, and when Jhonny Peralta is your main power threat, well, opposing pitchers can take a few liberties.

Starting with George Osborne's speech on Monday, the coalition parties will hail a gathering economic recovery, naturally claim it is a result of their policies and bash the opposition for, well, opposing them.

As a conservative facing re-election in one of the nation's reddest states, Mr. McConnell might well oppose any compromise including tax hikes and cuts to so-called entitlement programs.

The exchange is not a party to Facebook's request for consolidation, and may well oppose the motion to have cases naming it as a defendant thrown together with lawsuits against the company and its underwriters over flawed disclosure.

China and Russia, which have close trade relations with Iran, may well oppose economic sanctions that would be supported by the European powers, while Washington has refused to rule out military action against Iran if diplomacy fails.

Even if one does, a majority of Republicans in the House may well oppose it, on the grounds that it would reward people who deliberately broke the law.That is why reform advocates tried so doggedly to drum up a big majority in the Senate.

Don't try to take on the world all at once -- it's better to do one thing really well opposed to five things mediocre.

Environmentalists and residents of areas near fracking wells oppose the method because of its potential to pollute groundwater and air.

As he is well aware, opposing longevity is not an instant vote-getter among any constituency.

Those two aspects of the review may well yield opposing perspectives.

The configuration suggests the different-toned rays of a very strong light source behind a telephone pole, as well as opposing schemes of one-point perspective turned sideways.