Sentence examples for antagonistic groups from inspiring English sources

Those on the left are split into three mutually antagonistic groups.

There, everything goes and everything matters, which is logical in an embattled democratic country chopped up among deeply antagonistic groups, from transvestite entertainers to ultra-Orthodox rabbis.

And warfare is just as capable of productivity improvements as any other activity.The twist in warfare is that two antagonistic groups of people are doing the adapting.

He said he was offended by the way the Bloods had become small, disparate and often antagonistic groups, all wearing the red Bloods colors and spouting gang slang, much of it coined by him in the prison system.

The second commission, which he co-chaired with Richard Best, the director of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, brought together two traditional antagonistic groups, private landlords and tenant organisations, to seek a new consensus on the private rental market.

Positive contact between members of antagonistic groups will improve how members of these groups generally see each other only if the people involved are seen as representative of their group.

The agonistic group of miRNAs (containing miR-17 family members) correlated inversely with a number of oncogenic signatures when compared to the antagonistic group (containing miR-221/222).

However, two miRNAs, miR-221 and miR-222, were found in this antagonistic group in all three primary cancers pointing at differences between cell lines and primary cancers.

The formulation of environmental policies is often a result of the interaction between antagonistic interest groups, including policy makers (governments and international organizations), advocacy groups representing the interest of specific industry sectors, and civic activists.

During eight years in office, he proved adept at keeping normally antagonistic social groups under the Peronist tent and also won praise for confronting police brutality and corruption.

It is already a stretch to think that such mutually antagonistic voter groups would not fight and repel one another.