Sentences with phrase «very vociferous»

You have been very vociferous in your condemnation of rBGH milk because it contains high levels of IGF - 1, a compound that has been implicated as causing breast cancer.

A makeshift defence was outstanding and full marks to Rob Holding who was a very vociferous and accomplished part of that.

Not exact matches

its the most vociferous group here, it doesn't make them in the majority because the non believing or exploring other group is very silent.

«There was vociferous rejection of the initial proposals particularly from smaller businesses for whom the removal of the UK VAT exemption would have defeated the very point of MOSS, since the amount of VAT they would pay on their domestic turnover would likely have been greater than the cost of the services they would provide in another state.

The governor was asked whether he agrees with Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf's claim that the opposition to the Park51 project is being led by very small, vociferous voices.»

I've been pretty vociferous when it comes to the changes we've seen made to the American Airlines AAdvantage program over the past 9 months and I've been very clear that don't trust the airline's hierarchy one little bit... so some of you may have been surprised when, yesterday, I outlined the tactics I think I'll...

I've been pretty vociferous when it comes to the changes we've seen made to the American Airlines AAdvantage program over the past 9 months and I've been very clear that don't trust the airline's hierarchy one little bit....

The Australian Landscape Guardians are a vociferous anti-wind-power group that seem to take very little other action to protect landscapes; they seem to be unconcerned about coal mining and coal - seam gas exploitation for example.

If answer is no, I am very surprised your vociferous attacks.

The proposed Ceres Project, that would put 199 wind turbines around the middle of Yorke Peninsula also has met with vociferous resistance; most of it coming from a very few people who have little respect for the facts (the Heartland Farmers).

It's a known psychological fact that very often the victims of a con will be the most vociferous defenders of the con artists - they are now defending their own reputation and self - image, no longer mere facts of «does this snake oil work or not?».

The «hockey stick» and Lamb's graph remain potent symbols to this day, and have created two vociferous climate camps, as the reconstructions seem to tell very different stories.