Sentence examples for an early partisan from inspiring English sources

SmithKline Beecham's deal with HGS allowed it to be first into the area of genomics—one reason it looks a good match for Glaxo Wellcome, which was an early partisan of the complementary technology of combinatorial chemistry (it bought Affymax, the firm out of which Affymetrix had been spun, for its snazzy combinatorial technology).

and we will not permit it to be destroyed". An early partisan of the semiconductor industry cause was Mac Baldrige, the commerce secretary.

These white women were early partisan defectors, pushing fellow white Democrats to oppose the New Deal, embrace the Dixiecrats, vote for Eisenhower and become Goldwater Girls.

For many of the early partisans, the professed goal is more about changing the world than about making money.

Breitbart News was an early embracer of partisan online journalism and its devoted followers laud it for exposing what they see as leftwing media bias.

After earlier partisan disagreements, the governors came together in support of a policy that says the federal government should provide more money for states to deal with requirements imposed by federal law.

Mr. Cohen accepts this earlier partisan view of Hoover.

At the same time, Albanians in Kosovo took up arms against the Partisans when they learned that the region would not be unified with Albania after the war, despite earlier Partisan promises.

Gen. John A. Logan was a Union officer, a fierce Republican partisan, an early advocate of the kind of volunteer army the United States now fights wars with.

But at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the legislation Monday, a new set of divisions began to emerge, offering an early glimpse at the partisan politics likely to be on display as the immigration bill winds its way through the Senate.

He built a lot of friendships that way". According to Dole, Kennedy resembled Southerners who dominated the Senate in an earlier era: highly partisan but polite and accommodating.