Sentence examples for avid advocates from inspiring English sources

Governments, for instance, are avid advocates of long-term contracts because they can spread the cost of a large IT investment over many years, making it look more manageable.

That's because the majority of the avid advocates (elected officials and party members) in each party have only fear and loathing for those on the other side.

The Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (hereafter called the Alliance) has been one of the avid advocates for moving this kind of thinking forward, dedicating a number of activities and resources to promote this field among health practitioners and researchers.

An avid advocate against lawns, Mr. Pollan lives in rural Connecticut on a five-acre plot that is largely uncut meadow, he said.

Mr. Fire was not always such an avid advocate of unions, even though his father, a blacksmith at a foundry, was financial secretary of a machinists' union local in Youngstown.

George Church, a researcher who has recently (Boyle 2013) albeit perhaps mistakenly (Remal 2013) garnered attention as an avid advocate of cloning Neanderthals, wrote about this duty.

Mr Kim, an avid advocate against global warming, said the bank's and the world's top priorities needed to be energy pricing, ending fuel subsidies and making low-carbon cities. "I feel like I have to tackle this issue as a matter of conscience.

In addition to health care, I am an avid advocate for citizen education through civics.

She is also an avid advocate of gender and racial equality.

That's why I'm a proponent and avid advocate of play hard, work never.

She is a regular contributor to Motherly and is an avid advocate for entrepreneurs, and for the new generation of mothers making the world their own.