| Simply, Le Guen believes every coach has a shelf-life of three or four years at any one club before he grows stale and people turn against him. |
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| It will take more than the force of ideas to convince most Democratic officeholders to turn against the teachers unions. |
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| At some point, spying, vindictiveness, cruelty, manipulation, and rudeness turn against the one dishing those things out. |
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| Having claimed the legitimacy given him by huge support in the streets, al Sisi banned demonstrations that might turn against him. |
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| He said the party had impoverished its supporters and predicted that they would turn against the ruling party, no matter how the constituency boundaries were gerrymandered. |
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| One solution is to let it out in another way, to avoid letting these destructive emotions turn against someone else or against oneself. |
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| If we try and do this, it will only mean that the environmentalists will turn against biofuel. |
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| We need to make the claims, but at the same time, we need to commit ourselves to quality otherwise the claims will turn against us. |
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| I definitely do not let these destructive emotions turn against someone else or against myself. |
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| He added that if one does not respect nature, in the end it will turn against you. |
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| Leverage is an excellent tool but it can also turn against you in case you don't understand how it works. |
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| We must not turn against this righteousness of God to pursue our own righteousness. |
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| In this way, none can on its own make the weapons of war to turn against the other, as in the past. |
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| This book examines how local radio and print media were used as a tool of hate, encouraging neighbours to turn against each other. |
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| Imagine a world where public opinion takes a sharp turn against say, fracking. |
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| Beholden to a base that, like a capricious autocrat, will turn against them at the slightest provocation. |
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| Photographs helped America get on board with civil rights and turn against the war in Vietnam. |
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| Actually, movement conservatives who turn against Wall Street are on the verge of breaking important new conceptual ground. |
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| He is drawn into the chaos as the residents, cut off from society by their self-containment, turn against each other in tribal class warfare. |
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| Otherwise, this study will turn against us and only increase our egoism. |
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| I have always thought that the more visitors that come to Parliament and see the great talking shop and legislative sausage-machine in action, the more they will turn against it. |
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| His friend Mark Antony, who has expediently shaken the bloodied hands of the conspirators, gives a stirring funeral oration that inspires the crowd to turn against them. |
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| Such armed actors may claim to be fighting to defend the population group, turn against other population groups or armed forces, or seek food, shelter and money from within the local community, sometimes by force. |
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| During an economic slowdown and a period of increasing unemployment, we need to take particular care to ensure that tensions do not turn against particular groups of the population or towards neighbouring countries. |
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| We were also told by our own ministers that we were not to go to them as they were following the wrong religion, which probably influenced us more to turn against them. |
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| The weather and wildlife would turn against them and disaster would ensue. |
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| Powerful nobles could demand greater incentives to remain on the liege's side or else they might turn against him. |
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| While waiting for the bus, which drives only once a week, a bizarre and wonderful friendship develops, that still prevails when all odds turn against our heroes. |
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| Transistors' tininess is beginning to turn against them, making chips misbehave and limiting how much extra performance can be wrung from them. That does not mean that Moore's law is coming to an end, at least not yet. |
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| Professional secrecy must not turn against the client's interests. |
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| This was welcomed by France and Britain, as their subjects were beginning to turn against their governments as the war dragged on. |
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| However, some examples taken from other fields of international law, such as disputes concerning the protection of international investments, show that even a well-meant regulation can turn against the State that adopted it. |
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| Their worry is that nationalist unrest may turn against the government and undermine China's efforts to convince the rest of the world that its economic rise is unthreatening. |
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| Only subsequently did it turn against him. |
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| To turn against John Boehner: Other Republicans. |
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| The exemptions you create today to allegedly facilitate creation will in future turn against those who requested them and they will not be able to protect their own works. |
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| In particular, Henry cultivated Frederick II, hoping he would turn against Louis or allow his nobility to join Henry's campaigns. |
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| Many of the moderates who had helped deliver the peaceful compromise in 1318 now began to turn against Edward, making violence ever more likely. |
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| He gave no name, but spoke to Tostig, offering the return of his earldom if he would turn against Hardrada. |
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| When Richard took the crown, Sir William showed no inclination to turn against the new king, refraining from joining Buckingham's rebellion, for which he was amply rewarded. |
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| The combined Mexican monarchist and French forces won victories up until 1865, but then the tide began to turn against them, in part because the American Civil War had ended. |
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| They became worried about returning home safely, believing that if Kublai died, his enemies might turn against them because of their close involvement with the ruler. |
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