Sentence examples for most persistent critics from inspiring English sources

And the concern comes not only from its most persistent critics.

Ms. Mah, one of Mr. Kobach's most persistent critics, trails by 44 votes.

The French were the loudest and most persistent critics (reason alone, in my book, to feel for the man).

That isn't stopping Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma, one of the most persistent critics of the clean air laws.

Mr. Hall is one of the most persistent critics of the protests and introduced a resolution urging Mr. Hallinan to prosecute those who were arrested.

Meanwhile, Teesta Setalvad, a human rights activist and one of Modi's most persistent critics, is saved from arrest only by the interventions of the supreme court.

A joint statement united the developer's most persistent critic, Mayor Bloomberg, and Mr. Silverstein's most consistent champion, Mr. Silver.

It also followed the arrest by Israel early this morning of Mr. Arafat's most persistent critic in parliament, Husam Khader.

In an elegant rebuke, John Yoo's old job goes to Marty Lederman, perhaps the most persistent critic of Yoo's strained validations of illegal acts.

The government's most persistent critic, Sam Rainsy, says that the economy is in the hands of criminal syndicates and that "Cambodia's biggest industries," apart from garment manufacturing, are illegal logging, prostitution, drug trafficking and money laundering.

This week its embattled Socialist president, François Hollande, was forced to reshuffle his government to eject Arnaud Montebourg who, despite being economy minister, was his own side's most persistent critic from the left (see article).