Sentence examples for also militating from inspiring English sources
Also militating against potential mawkishness is his sparing use of the device promised by the title: that he has a secret superhero identity, the Thunderbolt Kid, whose powers allow him to vaporize tormentors.
Domestic political concerns have also militated against support for Greece.
Other factors also militated toward the decentralization of unions and industrial relations.
It also militates against the creation of a culture of personal responsibility, which is necessary for a culture of accountability.
His personal circumstances have also militated against a committed cultural life: his wife died of cancer in 2010, leaving two young children.
When Ms Sturgeon refused to rule out a new referendum in a televised debate in Glasgow last month, the audience booed.Demographic factors also militate for patience.
This also militates against making common cause despite all the similarities in outlook, because nationalists usually see foes rather than friends in other nationalists.
In the philosophy of architecture, as in all other kinds of philosophy, the introduction of the historical method not only facilitated the teaching of these subjects but also militated against the elaboration of theoretical speculation.
Mr Netanyahu's inflexibility over the settlers may have got him out of a political jam; it also militates against the peace that would guarantee the Jewish state's long-term survival.
The loose nature of the event made unlikely combinations possible, but also militated against any sense of discipline, without which such gigs tend to run to the point of crowd fatigue.
Ms Yellen didn't say so, but the repeated downward revisions to the output gap also militate for a faster pace of rate normalization than previously, and that probably explains why FOMC members have raised the expected path of interest rates; the median projection for the Fed funds rate at the end of 2015 is 1.375%, up from 1% in June; and at the end of 2015 it's 2.875%, up from 2.5%.
