Sentence examples for tenacious opponents from inspiring English sources

Randy Bryce, the political coordinator of Milwaukee Iron Workers Local 8 and one of Walker's most tenacious opponents, reluctantly supported the legislation.

Visualizing what lies ahead is crucial because being caught off guard by unexpectedly tenacious opponents drives the instinctual brain into fear mode, increasing unhelpful aggression.

When hooked, large individuals are tenacious opponents and are difficult to subdue due to their habit of spinning.

"Senator Clinton is a tenacious opponent," he said.

Mir Hosein Mousavi is proving an unexpectedly tenacious opponent, accusing Mr Ahmadinejad's government of a catalogue of crimes against the Iranian people.

And so now here came the men, who else but Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, on split-screen, each in a tie-breaker against a tenacious opponent.

While the Justice Department has broad authority over deal-making, the antitrust unit has asserted its power with varying force over the last two decades, oscillating between gentle regulator and tenacious opponent.

Against a tenacious opponent in Tatiana Panova this is unlikely to rekindle any glory, but one thing will remain the same: no one will dare tell the famous lady not to do it.

But so far the blink has proven a tenacious opponent of good snapshots.

With a population of a little more than six million, Paraguay is a demographic minnow in the shark tank of the World Cup, but it has proved a tenacious, dangerous, well-organized opponent for years.

(Benn's late father, Tony, was a pipe-smoking stalwart of the tenacious left, and a vehement opponent of the E.U. See how the ironies breed).