The phrase "are opposed even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the extent of opposition in a statement, often highlighting that the opposition is strong or surprising.
Example: "They are opposed even to the most basic reforms that could benefit the community."
Alternatives: "are even against" or "oppose even".
But it's remarkable that so many royal colleges are opposed, even the Royal College of GPs, supposed to be a beneficiary.
As the Liberal Democrats, the SNP's only possible coalition partners, are opposed even to holding a referendum on independence, the chances that the SNP will achieve its dearest wish remain remote.But risk there is, and for Mr Brown more than anyone.
He also deeply disliked being opposed, even by Cobden.
I am opposed even to a single person being executed".
But her approach is opposed even by some antitobacco groups, who say existing laws are adequate.
The other big stakeholder involved, the European Central Bank, is opposed even to that.And while Europe bickers, the Greeks are suffering.
The European Commission and, particularly, the European Central Bank had been opposed even to this, for fear of unleashing financial chaos.
Wall Street bankers were stunned by the most aggressive portion of Ms. Lincoln's bill, one that is opposed even by the Obama administration.
"That project was the epitome of smart development, but they were opposed even to that," Carmelo Santos, Putnam Valley town supervisor, said of the residents' coalition.
Whether it really is meat, or just swatches of old blanket, is beside the point: the neighbor is engaged in capitalist bisnes, and Usnavy is opposed, even after he stealthily, and guiltily, gulps down her marinade.
A spokesman for Mr. Talabani, Hiwa Osman, said Friday that the decree resulted from "long consultations" with all of the major political factions and was not expected to be opposed, even though sharp differences remained.
