Sentence examples for most aggressive opponents from inspiring English sources

Among the bill's most aggressive opponents was, yes, the Treasury.

They seemed unwilling to bring a fight to even the most aggressive opponents -- opponents who didn't hesitate to savage them at every turn.

Police organizations have been some of the most aggressive opponents of growing state efforts to rein in civil forfeiture and ensure that cops are only taking assets from actual criminals.

As a Republican senator from Nebraska, Hagel opposed the widening of the post-9/11 war on terrorism to Iraq and Iran, and eventually became one of the most aggressive opponents of President George W. Bush's expansive military efforts in the Middle East.

As America awoke to a national obesity epidemic and schools tried to rid their hallways of sugary drinks, Coca-Cola emerged as the biggest and most aggressive opponent of the scientists, lawmakers and educators who tried to sound the alarm.

The Fletcher case has been brought by Mary Beth Buchanan, the United States attorney for Western Pennsylvania, who is regarded by many people in the pornography industry and by outside analysts as the government's most aggressive opponent of the spread of pornography in the nation.

But King, perhaps the most aggressive opponent of immigration in Congress, was the exception Thursday, not the rule.

Their hearings on this matter are designed to reflect poorly on their most aggressive Democratic opponent, Gov. Eliot Spitzer.

He is now one of the most aggressive and outspoken opponents of labour unions and universal healthcare in American business.

The measure will affect a handful of platforms, including VRBO, HomeAway and Flipkey, but Airbnb has by far been the most aggressive and vocal opponent, to the degree that locals have begun referring to the measure as the "Airbnb initiative".

The power of the image could not have been lost on a politician as savvy as Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey: With days to go before a cliffhanger election, a Democratic president was giving the handshake-back pat to his Republican opponent's most aggressive campaigner as they prepared to embark on a tour of damage from a catastrophic storm.