Sentence examples for intensive opposition from inspiring English sources

Of course, Kroll routinely does intensive opposition research — "digging up dirt" — in corporate battles.

Those are just three of the costumed characters expected to make the rounds at the Democratic masquerade ball on the second night of the Republican National Convention, part of the intensive opposition counterattack being orchestrated by party operatives.

The maneuvering came as senators from both parties took to the Senate floor to present their cases for and against Mr. Bolton, whose nomination has prompted intensive opposition from Democrats and at least one Republican, Senator George V. Voinovich of Ohio.

The loss of eastern Aleppo has prompted intensive opposition introspection.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee began an intensive opposition-research effort against him over the last two months, and Mr. Schweitzer recently weathered a series of unflattering news stories linking him to a nonprofit group tied to political activities.

She denied any wrong-doing and despite nine hours of intensive questioning opposition politicians were unable to make any of their accusations stick.

They will be getting intensive scrutiny from opposition research operations, the news media and the public for that much longer, increasing the chances that a gaffe or position change could harm their campaigns.

President Fernando de la Rúa held intensive negotiations today with opposition governors, national labor leaders and legislative leaders in an effort to find support for a new economic plan and debt restructuring to prevent a default on Argentina's $132 billion public debt.

A Russian opposition leader is in intensive care in a Moscow hospital, and a lack of clarity about the cause of his sudden illness has raised suggestions of foul play.

Yuriy Lutsenko, a former interior minister who is now a prominent opposition politician, ended up intensive care after riot police beat him around the head in the night of January 10th.

Elizabeth Olson (NYT) TAIWAN: WORKWEEK CUT -- The Legislature passed a bill to cut weekly hours for blue-collar workers from 48 to 42, despite fierce opposition by owners of labor-intensive industries.