Sentence examples for powerful proponents from inspiring English sources

The argument for gradual change has powerful proponents.

This is old news, but Ms. Nicholson suggests that it's not the unambiguously good news of progress hawked by powerful proponents.

Every parent wants to be the most powerful proponents that she or he can be when it comes to their children's health.

Among some of the war's original powerful proponents, the anniversary has generated an argument — seen by their critics, inevitably, as a last-ditch rationale — that it is too soon to pass judgment on the wisdom of the decision to topple Saddam.

In the meantime it is Ada Colau, and her fellow mayor in Madrid, Manuela Carmena, who remain the most powerful proponents of 'the new politics' in Spain – a country where, despite a short period of economic recovery, unemployment remains above 22%.

The credit has other powerful proponents in big companies that buy wind energy.

She was also a powerful proponent of lighting design as a profession in Britain.

A century ago, when Booker T. Washington, the country's prominent and powerful proponent of black moral uplift, was assaulted outside a brothel in New York City, the effect upon his political standing was catastrophic.

Acting President Vladimir V. Putin emerged as Russia's most popular politician by serving as powerful proponent of the war against secessionists in the region, the scene of a similar war from 1994 to 1996.

After briefly pondering suicide, Mr. Reeve had become a powerful proponent of causes ranging from insurance reform for catastrophic injuries to unleashing the possibilities some scientists believe lie in using embryonic stem cells for research.

This is a subject that has been gathering steam in parliament, with powerful early-years proponents such as MPs Graham Allen and Frank Field working on both sides of the house to get the message through.