Sentence examples for adversary teams from inspiring English sources

The nuclear power industry's trade association has hired the company that guards half of the nation's civilian reactors to train and manage "adversary teams" that attack the plants in drills.

The Bush v. Gore adversaries teamed up last week, filing a federal lawsuit they hope will lead to a Supreme Court ruling allowing gays and lesbians to get married in every state.

After Fallon's very unique take on the "Beauty and the Beast" theme, the adversaries then teamed up for a special version of the Elton John and Kiki Dee duet "Don't Go Breaking My Heart".

"For 15 years he has been a highly-respected adversary for Australian teams and is a class individual and a tremendous competitor who is deeply admired by fans and his peers.

"All he has to do is make a phone call and he gets wonderful coverage, but at what expense?" Edwin M. Schwenk of Southampton, another former adversary who later teamed up with Mr. Amper to oppose South Fork development, said: "The tenacity of the individual, the aggressiveness can never be faulted.

He had noted that the Boston Red Sox, his team's primary adversary, played relatively weak National League teams in the limited interleague play this month -- Pittsburgh and Milwaukee -- while his darlings played the improved Cubs and Cincinnati.

Still, it's not easy turning historic adversaries into tight-knit teams.

Too much medicine is practiced defensively with the doctor and the patient being adversaries rather than team members.

With his law and science background, he is a formidable adversary for the climate change team.

Scott does believe that a team needs an adversary, and he sees Boston as a good target.

Lippi and Ferguson enjoyed a good-natured rivalry in the days when their Juventus and Manchester United teams were regular adversaries in the later rounds of the Champions League.