Sentence examples for antagonisms among from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trenin of the Carnegie Endowment suggested that Mr. Putin might seek to put together a coalition leadership in Chechnya, although that would be difficult given the antagonisms among leading figures there.

The Union of Brest increased antagonisms among the Belarusian and Ukrainian communities of the Commonwealth, within which the Orthodox Church had remained the most potent religious force.

Studies aiming at identifying processes have mainly explored the interactions among signaling cascades, coming up with two broad, non-exclusive cases: synergies and/or antagonisms among signaling pathways [25].

The evaluation of synergies and antagonisms among pollutants, including their dose response relationships, is a necessary foundation for progressing toward a multipollutant air quality management framework, as noted by the NRC Committee on Air Quality Management in the United States (NRC 2004b).

Many drawings suggest violence and some unnamed antagonism among the animals and figures.

With no end in sight, leaders of the power-sharing government have voiced anxiety that the protests, by whipping up antagonism among Protestants, could threaten the peace process.

A declining balance of trade forced the devaluation of the peso by 50 percent in 1976, producing insecurity and antagonism among Echeverría's middle-class supporters.

While the dispute centers on two slices of land, it has been playing out against a much broader backdrop of historic antagonism among the major powers over separatist movements.

column on Sunday discussed the antagonism among some former assistant coaches toward Daniel Snyder, owner of the Washington Redskins, who dismissed about a dozen of them last week along with the head coach, Marty Schottenheimer.

He contrasted this latter ideal with politico-historical revolution in a second long essay, L'Homme révolté (1951; The Rebel), which provoked bitter antagonism among Marxist critics and such near-Marxist theoreticians as Jean-Paul Sartre.

A recent outbreak of antagonism among several prominent bloggers "gives us an opportunity to change the level of expectations that people have about what's acceptable online," said Mr. O'Reilly, who posted the preliminary recommendations last week on his company blog (radar.oreilly.com).com