have against

Idioms  

1. see have something against.

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Example Sentences

You’ll have to opt out by July 26; otherwise, any claim you might have against Meta for issues covered by the settlement will be extinguished.

From Los Angeles Times

So they made a mistake, and they waited and waited and waited, and Trump decided: if I announce, that’s simply more arguments I’ll have against the indictments.

From Slate

“So to write a chord or a melody and have the performers — human beings — play it and have this instant emotional quality to it, is really quite exhilarating. It’s not the fight you have against machines.”

From New York Times

Keeping goals is the best shield that we have against distractions, because our attention is goal oriented.

From Salon

Why the blanket snub for “White Noise”? And more generally, what do academy voters have against literary material?

From Los Angeles Times