Sentence examples for key opponent from inspiring English sources
Russia is seen as the key opponent of the proposals.
His key opponent was Steven D. Cohn, a political insider with strength in Williamsburg and Greenpoint.
The lack of a debate within the village was highlighted yesterday by Kathryn McWhirter, a resident and key opponent of Cuadrilla's plans to produce oil in the village.
As a decision loomed, a key opponent on the commission, Bobby Gregory, owner of another landfill company, was offered a prestigious post as a state university regent.
One key opponent is Gov. M. Jodi Rell, who said incentives to encourage reuse of bags was preferable to any new tax.
His key opponent may very well be Lemon Drop Kid, the winner of five of eight races this year and more than $1.8 million.
As a major contributor of migrants to the UK, Poland is expected to be one of the key opponents to the deal at the summit.
Rain and cold were key opponents for all the participants and the riders were muffled up in every last bit of thermal lycra they could muster.
It has also made campaign contributions to most of the key opponents of low-power radio in the last two years, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
Mr. Reagan recast the national debate to his advantage, redefining the political mainstream to exclude his key opponents while placing himself in the newly defined core.
Labour were already laser-focused on their key opponents in these constituencies, and the Green party could have contributed little with its own meagre resources.
