Sentence examples for robustly opposed from inspiring English sources
President Bush is seeking support for the American occupation, which is the result of a war that French and German people robustly opposed.
This view is robustly opposed by Adam Briggle (2008), who notes that online friendships might enjoy certain unique advantages.
But Michael Matheson, the Scottish Justice Secretary, responded by saying that the Scottish Government would "robustly oppose" any attempt to repeal the Human Rights Act or to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights.
That led the Scottish government to say it would "robustly oppose" withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
And he argued the influence of groups like his merely suffered a dip during the House passage of the budget bill they robustly oppose.
Students opposed to Mr. Rumsfeld's appointment said they were planning how robustly to protest after classes begin next week.
His opinions as a young Tory MP were robustly liberal: defending the banned novel Fanny Hill; openly contemptuous of Kenyan white settlers; and opposed to flogging, a Tory backbench obsession.
Because the GSAS scoring system is based on relative gene expression as opposed to absolute gene expression, it can be used to compare survival significance across datasets, identify robustly prognostic gene sets, and predict metastasis status in samples in an accurate and reproducible manner.
Democrats are implacably opposed.
