Sentence examples for which opposing from inspiring English sources

Umpires had typically issued warnings in situations in which opposing pitchers were plunking batters.

Leach's expires in 2010, which opposing coaches can use against him in recruiting.

Payments also were made for plays on which opposing players were injured.

There is no point at which opposing views are squished together into some kind of Blairite compromise.

The bill, which opposing legislators say is patently unconstitutional, is almost unprecedented in modern times: a near-total ban on abortion.

There is often not a fundamental set of facts on which opposing sides can agree to use as a starting point, making discussion or debate impossible.

removes facts which oppose its ideology from its website.

Hamas, which opposes any negotiation with Israel, claimed responsibility.

And those countries which opposed it know it.

Which is just fine by David Evans, a special adviser to the Drug Free America Foundation, which opposes legalization.

The National Association of Realtors, which opposed lowering the limits, spent $17.6 million lobbying Congress last year, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.