Sentence examples for ferociously oppose from inspiring English sources
Why do people who believe in the rationality of the market about prices and supply and demand so ferociously oppose just that if you change rationAL to rationING?
The only way to change this is through difficult, tedious governmental reform not fancy speeches or racial sensitivity seminars and the police lobby will ferociously oppose such efforts at every step.
He is ferociously opposed to the far-right.
These are the Iranians who have vocally and ferociously opposed the Islamic republic.
The makers of better wines "are ferociously opposed," Mr. Dreyer, 50, said by phone.
I personally insisted on that, and the Conservatives were ferociously opposed.
The oil and coal lobbies are ferociously opposed to the EPA rules, as is the Republican leadership in Congress.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been ferociously opposed to changing mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines and fought with Grassley over the bill when he was a senator.
However, we were surprised at just how important they are to companies, and how ferociously opposed some have been to recent progressive European Union climate policies.
That division was cultural, and it put, say, a public-school teacher from the Bronx and an evangelical Sunday-school teacher from Alabama in ferociously opposed political camps.
Many of his reforms were ferociously opposed by the right at the time and ultimately entrenched when the Conservatives felt compelled to accept that he had shifted the centre of political gravity.
