Some of the most virulent opposition has occurred in the victims' own backyard.

The New York school authorities met with virulent opposition when my hiring was first announced.

Her son displayed both strong support for and virulent opposition to candidates in both parties, depending on how he squared their actions with the Bill of Rights.

The long delays were largely due to the virulent opposition of property owners, who did not want to pay to install sanitary piping to their buildings.

More attached to the latter, he faced the virulent opposition of Marcel Pauker.

The two men eventually became members of the Council of Regency, and formed a strong and virulent opposition to the King.

The advisory board's virulent opposition can be partly attributed to the specter of lost jobs and a threat to the very existence of the hospital.

They also supported Elizabeth Garrett's attempts to receive a British medical education despite virulent opposition.

In the face of virulent opposition, Mr. Miele has delayed the new rule, which he once announced would be in place by July 1.

The new International Criminal Court, unfortunately, is not an option, even if the administration were to reverse its virulent opposition to the court.