Sentence examples for dogged supporters from inspiring English sources

I think that's what Cain's dogged supporters have done.

The "leniency" release is a bittersweet victory for many of Mr. Song's dogged supporters, who saw his predicament as a test case not only for academic freedom, but also for legal reform in China.

His most dogged supporter in the process has been the national coach himself.

And then there's the most important, and most dogged, supporter of à la carte in Washington.

Rather than feasting on someone candid enough to speak the truth, I wish liberal pundits and the Democratic establishment would start asking themselves how it is possible that a dogged supporter of the Iraq War like John McCain can still be considered a stronger commander-in-chief during a time when two-thirds of Americans no longer support the war.

On Sunday there were also calls for an end to the fighting between opposing supporters that has dogged Egyptian soccer in recent years.

In a Premier League season dogged by financial crisis and supporter discontent, Fulham's adventures have felt like a return to a more innocent era.

Even some of Mr. Levy's strongest supporters disapprove of his dogged focus on school financing, saying it makes the chancellor look like he is ducking responsibility for the system's educational failings.

He would have languished in prison for the rest of his long sentence had it not been for the dogged work of two of his supporters, Jenny Esquivel and Evan Tucker.

Mr. Bloomberg sketched out the idea in his Jan . 1inaugural address ushering in the beginning of his third term — a term that even supporters have fretted could be dogged by complacency.

Again, it was the generals who had the final word, and Mr. Estrada's successor, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, has been dogged by a restive military and by angry supporters of Mr. Estrada.