Sentence examples for a vigorous opposition from inspiring English sources

Badeni encountered such a vigorous opposition, organized by German nationalists, that he lost the emperor's confidence.

In Iraq, American officials believed that most leaders of a vigorous opposition, Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, were foreigners.

What the world needed more was a vigorous opposition to neoliberalism and the misguided notion of the end of history.

Those left out vowed Thursday to mount a vigorous opposition, warning of class warfare with a "dangerous" government dominated by settlers and "tycoons".

They were not in a position to mount a vigorous opposition to scholars: Lucia was institutionalized, and Giorgio had a severe drinking problem.

Best of all, it should lead to a vigorous opposition in parliament, with Golkar's experienced members and the PAN's reformist ones attacking the government from all sides.If they cheat badly enough, Golkar's members can prevent such a healthy development.

The conquest of the peninsula was undertaken in 1527 by Francisco de Montejo, who encountered a more vigorous opposition than did Cortés.

He swapped theoretical physics for the medical kind and began a life of vigorous opposition to nuclear weapons.

In a conference call Saturday, House Republicans voiced vigorous opposition, said a member who took part.

What the Democrats did not foresee is how swiftly a fast-thinking and vigorous opposition candidate would be able to turn this mood of complacent entitlement against them.Though little noticed as a state senator, Mr Brown turned out to be just such a candidate.

If George W. Bush loses, the hawks will be pre-positioned to offer vigorous opposition to a Kerry Administration.