Sentence examples for antagonistic communities from inspiring English sources
The US-brokered Dayton accords, which stopped the fighting, entrusted Bosnia's leading cultural institutions to a state government whose powers and funding have since been eroded by the mutually antagonistic communities.
As premier, Rocard did have some notable successes: he managed to reconcile the highly antagonistic communities in the French territory of New Caledonia; he organised a reform of the financing of the indebted social security budget; and he introduced a minimum living wage income (Revenu Minimum d'Insertion) for those on very low incomes.
In addition, using a null-model analysis we show that infection strategies of the phages have more explanatory power than bacterial defenses on key structural features of these antagonistic communities.
The Wisconsin victims are Sikhs, not Muslims - but did the killer, and do most Americans, know that Sikhs and South Asian Muslims are different (and even historically antagonistic) communities?
At the time, Riosucio consisted of two distinct, antagonistic mining communities, one descended from Africans and one indigenous.
All of the protagonists in the novel are misfits and social outcasts surrounded by an impersonal and largely antagonistic rural community, which is represented metonymically through minor or anonymous characters.
Unless some consensus is achieved faculties and schools of design risk creating antagonistic tribes or communities of practice, and little is currently known about how such schools are faring.
Our results show how the environmental regulation of an antagonistic trait shapes community dynamics.
Mutualistic interactions between species are just as integral to the organization of biological communities as antagonistic relationships, with some mutualistic interactions forming the most basic elements of many communities.
The degree of ecological integration of an exotic species depends on the emergence of new interactions with the host community, either antagonistic or mutualistic, such as pollination.
Some members of Congress continue to be antagonistic to the scientific community and unconvinced of settled science like global warming and evolution.
