Sentence examples for aggressive critics from inspiring English sources

Darrell Issa, Republican of California and chairman of the full committee, has been among the most aggressive critics of President Obama on questions of policy.

The rating reduction shows the growing nervousness of lenders and investors about such deals, which have often involved aggressive — critics say unrealistic — projections of future income.

But over the course of Mr. Obama's presidency, Mr. McCain has evolved into one of the administration's most aggressive critics, frequently challenging the president on tax policy, the conduct of the war on terrorism and the withdrawal of troops from Iraq and Afghanistan.

Recently, Mr. Ray not only began expanding an office that most people thought was already packing up, but also plucked one of his two new staff members from the politically charged committee run by Representative Dan Burton, the Indiana Republican who is one of Mr. Clinton's most aggressive critics.

It won't surprise you to hear that the least active reformers are typically the most aggressive critics of reform.

If you remember as QE2 was being implemented in mid November there were very aggressive critics in Congress of the Fed and Bernanke.

He has been rather famously an aggressive critic of God and his followers, after cutting his sacrilegious teeth on Mother Teresa.

While it has been an aggressive critic of individual bishops and church policies, it also had an official role during the conference's meeting in Dallas in June.

Ms. Seltzer said she found it unusual that the developer, not the town, was the most aggressive critic of a court decision overturning a town action.

As chair of the oversight and government reform committee, Waxman has also been an aggressive critic of the Bush administration EPA's relentless assault on the Clean Air Act.

Mr. Karroubi, a cleric who was an early supporter of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic republic, has emerged as the most aggressive critic of the system.