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The Daily Mail has been particularly vociferous in its attack on Google, branding it a "burglar's charter" .

What all this goes to prove is that the diving culture is not a simple one. Greaves and Zola would be the most vociferous against it.

I have long been a vociferous carnivore, and yet I have never witnessed the end of an animal I am going to eat.

German chancellor Angela Merkel, her vociferous critics to the contrary, is proceeding as quickly as she can, which means not very.

He faced open and vociferous criticism of his autocratic style from members of the League at a conference last weekend.

Sata has a reputation for his vociferous criticism, and his apparently venomous tongue has led to him being labeled King Cobra.

Robert Shiller of Yale University was most vociferous in calling for a more aggressive stimulus.

Theatre lobbies were filled with a vociferous crowd during the intermission.

With high unemployment and stagnant economies, they are likely to be even more vociferous in opposing such policies.

You need only look across the street at those vociferous Ruby on Rails gurus to know why that platform is so exciting.

Absent sustained and vociferous public outcry, President Barack Obama's call for a bipartisan budget deal may fall on deaf ears.

Nor will much progress be made while China persists with its vociferous claims on north-east Indian territory.

A smaller programme ensures that less vociferous students do not get left behind.

the game was played in front of a vociferous crowd , with a packed press box and seven tv camera crews present.

Frequent, vociferous protests of her favorable view of abortion rights marked the campaign.

Yet when markets flounder, local retail investors are often the most vociferous in seeking government intervention.

The bill had to be withdrawn in response to vociferous and widespread objection .

And one by one, encouraged by vociferous applause, speaking with fire and enthusiasm and excited gestures, they replied to the attack.

Thankfully, airline pilots guiding a plane through rough turbulence play to a less vociferous crowd.

A suspension may not placate the vociferous opposition parties, which have said they want a full rollback of the retail decision.

In time, this should help create a more vociferous constituency of businesses in favour of concerted international action.

At the same time, the renewal of the civil war set off a vociferous demand in the United States for intervention.

Other Republicans have been equally vociferous in attacking Obama.

They also have a home crowd who are vociferous enough to make Turf Moor an inhospitable place for any visiting side .

Vociferous Appeal of Foreign - funded SME for the "Difficult Financing"

A small but vociferous movement wants independence and closer ties with South America.

CONFRONTING the vociferous farm lobby is a critical test for every Greek prime minister.

They became more vociferous, and some of them began calling out what they thought of Hanna.

They were supported by a vociferous group in the union.

blatant radios; a clamorous uproar; strident demands; a vociferous mob.

Vociferous opponents of the bill protested angrily outside the Congress.

Vociferous cries of protest and outrage convulsed the whole city.

In fact, sentiment in Congress was so vociferous that administration leaders suppressed it only with difficulty.

The vociferous demands for easier examinations of the students were refused by the teacher.

the extension of unemployment benefits in the teeth of vociferous Republican objections, and so on.

Calls to draw on reserves are most vociferous in America.

a strident voice. Something clamorous is both vociferous and sustained

vociferous adj. loud or noisy; expressing one's views forcibly and insistently

the view of a small but vociferous minority