Sentence examples for dedicated opponents from inspiring English sources

But the industry has dedicated opponents who ascribe a far higher risk to a given dose of radiation, and say that the risk is not worth the effort.

Among the latter were Saudi Arabia and Jordan, who have now thrown in their lot withu the dedicated opponents of the Egyptian president.

The film follows several former dedicated opponents as they come to realize, based on their examination of the evidence, that nuclear reactors may provide the best — and perhaps even the safest — option that we have to power our planet.

Rather than expressing glee at the latest indictment, Mr. Traficant's most dedicated opponents are already looking beyond him as another symptom of the problem, hardly the heart of the matter.

Even the most passionate advocates of bombing, and their most dedicated opponents, must admit there is room for error in their judgments and a need for flexibility in their approach.

Most of those who made the most fuss about these incidents -- like Mark Danner or Seymour Hersh -- were dedicated opponents of the war in the first place, and were eager to use this scandal to promote their agendas.

The boycott targets were selected for their "visibility and symbolic value" as icons of American capitalism, said Dr. Bayoumi, an American-educated chemistry professor and dedicated opponent of the trend toward globalism.

My guess is they've put an engineer or three on fixing the problem to avoid further embarrassments, but they appear to have a dedicated opponent.

That doesn't actually make any sense, which is why for 35 years now this country's most dedicated abortion opponents have been essentially holding their noses as they accept as allies the rape-and-incest-exception people, the restrict-but-don't-prohibit people, the overturn-Roe-and-let-the-states-decide people.

People for the American Way, a liberal advocacy group and dedicated Bachmann opponent, resurfaced the petition earlier this month after news that the congresswoman would remain on the high-profile panel despite spearheading a controversial campaign against Muslim members of President Barack Obama's administration last year.

But Mr. Chávez's opponents have dedicated countless pages of newsprint and hours of television time to discussing the what-ifs.