implacably opposed

Examples (20)

• She remained implacably opposed to any changes in the company's policy.
• The two political factions remained implacably opposed to each other's policies.
• The villagers were implacably opposed to the construction of the new highway.
• She was implacably opposed to any changes in the existing system.
• Despite all negotiations, the two factions remained implacably opposed to each other's demands.
• The community leaders were implacably opposed to the new development project.
• He found himself implacably opposed to the government's new economic reforms.
• Despite negotiations, they found themselves implacably opposed on fundamental issues.
• The senator has always been implacably opposed to tax increases.
• Historically, these two nations have been implacably opposed for centuries.
• Activists are implacably opposed to the proposed logging project in the national park.
• The union was implacably opposed to the proposed wage cuts.
• They are implacably opposed to any compromise on their core principles.
• He declared himself implacably opposed to any form of injustice.
• Many citizens were implacably opposed to the new law, leading to widespread protests.
• My parents were implacably opposed to my decision to move abroad.
• The committee was implacably opposed to adopting the controversial proposal.
• The reform movement faced opposition from groups implacably opposed to change.
• Environmental groups are implacably opposed to offshore oil drilling.
• The company's management remained implacably opposed to the workers' demands.