Sentence examples for adversarial relationships from inspiring English sources

"We are used to adversarial relationships," Ms. Coles said.

He stressed the need for "collaborative, not adversarial" relationships with watchdogs.

Creative writers and "critics" took up distinct positions and assumed adversarial relationships.

Some prestigious universities predicted that unions could transform collegial relationships between students and teachers into adversarial relationships and encroach on faculty prerogatives.

It is articulated in Carr's piece by a quote from Joanna Coles (once of this parish): "We [Brits] are used to adversarial relationships.

He gives the reader scathing portraits of Marcus Reno and Frederick Benteen, battalion leaders who both had adversarial relationships with Custer and who both behaved less than honorably in the Battle of Little Bighorn.

Hence the adversarial relationship doctors have with insurers.

There is no collective bargaining agreement, no adversarial relationship".

India, one participant said, had to prepare for "some kind of adversarial relationship" with China.

The church has forced itself again into an adversarial relationship with trusting and devout Catholic laity".

White House reporters see themselves in an adversarial relationship with this and any other White House.