Sentence examples for bit of opposition from inspiring English sources

This week, the Clinton team will dump every bit of opposition research it has on Obama.

Atwater conducted a bit of opposition research, identified Dukakis's vulnerabilities, and gleefully promised to "strip the bark off the little bastard".

But there's quite a bit of opposition to blood-testing because a lot of people feel it's an offense against a person.

Hayden met a bit of opposition on her way to confirmation the usual resistance to Obama's later appointments, for one, and a tempest in a teapot about the use of Internet filters at public-library computers.

She writes, "This one tiny bit of opposition to a culture that sends all the wrong messages to our girls.

Considering that women's rights activists still face quite a bit of opposition, it's not hard to imagine what kind of resistance the suffragettes met.

If he can gather together the sensible bits of opposition, he should have more than the two-thirds majority needed to change the constitution and elect a head of state.Mr Dzurinda particularly wants to push Slovakia back up to the front half of the queue to join the EU and NATO, which have spurned the country under Mr Meciar.

No scoop is too small or campaign pushback too insignificant, with Republican campaigns -- almost like mini-media organizations themselves -- regularly blasting out (or leaking out) bits of opposition research, statements or tweets that quickly gain traction among reporters.

"There was quite a bit of business opposition to the deal," said Andrew Jackson, the chief economist of the Canadian Labour Congress, which has long criticized foreign investment.

A crude piece of opposition propaganda?

Bits of the opposition too are drug-financed.