Sentence examples for bitter opponents from inspiring English sources

The two bitter opponents of medical profit-making found themselves leading an increasingly profitable venture.

But there are still bitter opponents in the now leaderless Labor Party.

In the Scottish parliament, Labour and the SNP are bitter opponents.

Mintoff won the election in 1981, the result, said his increasingly bitter opponents, of gerrymandering.

Now the two are increasingly bitter opponents in the Wisconsin Senate race, and one of the biggest issues that divides them is coverage for the uninsured.

Komen says that its decision had to do with rules about groups under investigation; but the investigation in question originated with Planned Parenthood's bitter opponents in Congress.

A bitter opponent of abortion rights, Mr. McConnell also has little use for church-state separation.

Mr Hollande invited both Nicolas Sarkozy, his bitter opponent, and Marine Le Pen, the populist National Front leader, to talks at the Elysée palace.

In Chartism (1840) he appeared as a bitter opponent of conventional economic theory, but the radical-progressive and the reactionary elements were curiously blurred and mingled.

When Cook returned with proof that the continent did not exist, Dalrymple became his bitter opponent, eventually attacking him in print.

Hayashi began as a student of Buddhism but became a devoted adherent of Neo-Confucianism and a bitter opponent of Buddhism.