Sentence examples for vociferously objecting from inspiring English sources

Chinese steel makers have also been vociferously objecting to the overwhelming influence that a combined company would have on iron ore prices.

Unsurprisingly, the United States and Saudi Arabia vociferously objected.

Justice Thayer, along with another justice, vociferously objected to one of the judges, George Pappagianis.

Assemblywoman Deborah J. Glick (letter, April 12) claims that "residents of Lower Manhattan have vociferously objected" to the proposed West Street tunnel.

While the Republicans have importantly conceded on the need for tax increases, they've vociferously objected to Mr. Obama's proposed $1.6 trillion in added revenue as excessive.

Much of the padding that Republicans had so vociferously objected to, such as a proposal to buy fleets of new government cars, stayed in.

But they vociferously objected to the idea that app users would have to click through a screen before they could use an app.

That led to several days of esoteric analysis by musicologists for both sides, whose testimony was often vociferously objected to by the lawyers.

Each time I make the suggestion, Ricky's parents vociferously object, terrified at the mere mention of a son not buffered by psychotropic medications.

The residents of Lower Manhattan have vociferously objected to this $860 million proposal for years, particularly since a $175 million surface restoration would resolve traffic problems just as well.

Hiddleston's casting in the role is not without controversy – Williams' grandson has vociferously objected to a squeaky-voiced Brit playing his grandpa – though Hiddleston does bear a striking resemblance to the singer.