Sentence examples for steadfast opponents from inspiring English sources

And even steadfast opponents of Trump's economic policies would have to admit they are staunchly pro-business (with the notable exception of trade).

If she chose to expand Medicaid, the federal and state program that provides health care to poor and disabled people, she risked antagonizing her conservative base, steadfast opponents of President Obama's health care law.

Since he was ordained as a priest in 1949, the year the Communists won power in China, Bishop Zeng has been one of the most steadfast opponents of the official "patriotic" church, which accepts the supremacy of the Communist Party and rejects the Pope's right to select bishops.

Many of them are also the most steadfast opponents of marriage equality.

He clearly wasn't prepared for such a steadfast opponent.

Conservatives in 1952 supported the presidential bid of Robert Taft, a steadfast opponent of free trade.

We are repeatedly told that Ken is a steadfast opponent of anti-semitism.

Joe Clark, the federal Conservative leader, is a steadfast opponent of the United Alternative.Reform's strength is in Canada's west.

Nellie Gray, a steadfast opponent of abortion who for almost 40 years led a yearly protest march in Washington that drew tens of thousands of supporters, and whose battle cry was "No exception!

Although a steadfast opponent of parliamentary reform, he helped contribute to the creation of that independent and liberal spirit among the younger members of the House of Commons without which the Reform Bill of 1832 could not have been carried without a revolution.

Mr. Oppenheimer maintained that an expanding economy was a better environment for political change than a contracting economy and therefore remained a steadfast opponent of economic sanctions as a means of pressing the South African government to relax racial strictures.