Sentence examples for chief adversary from inspiring English sources

But Lib's chief adversary is Anna herself.

And ultimately the economy is Mr. Obama's chief adversary.

The new middle class, he writes, is not the engine of modernity but its chief adversary.

He tried to strike a blow at Nawaz Sharif, his chief adversary, and it was Sharif who emerged the stronger.

But the Damascus regime refused, and Turkey's stance flipped in August 2011: Ankara went from being Assad's friendly neighbor to his chief adversary.

Hill's chief adversary was Jack "Spot" Comer, and in 1956 Fraser received a seven-year sentence for his part in a  vicious attack.

Hughes's chief adversaries were his fellow Republicans.

The McDonald's Coffee Lady entered the public's consciousness as a potent symbol of the tort system run amok and marked a turning point in efforts by industry to thwart its chief adversaries.

As evidence, Mr. Taylor said his forces had captured rebel soldiers who said they were trained by American troops in Guinea, a staunch American ally whose autocratic president, Lansana Conté, is among Mr. Taylor's chief adversaries.

But Mr. Boies's agreement that there was a deadline meant even the justices who did not think there was a true deadline were undercut by one of the chief adversaries in the case.

By taking the battle to his chief adversaries' turf, the president dramatized more than ever a new, more confrontational approach to Congressional Republicans that makes good on his months-old warning to take his case to the country if they continued to obstruct him.