Sentence examples for antagonistic powers from inspiring English sources

"First, American isolationism, then antagonistic powers running rampant, then, finally, war".

"The de facto division of Bolivia into two countries" continues, Mr. Dieterich said in a recent essay, "until one of the two antagonistic powers is in a condition to deliver the decisive blow, to liquidate the other".

While the Bush team has waged war in Iraq, China has expanded its global influence, Russia has been reborn as an increasingly authoritarian and antagonistic power, and anti-Americanism has spread in Latin America.

But this is serious foreign policy involving an antagonistic nuclear power.

He is so susceptible to manipulation that an antagonistic foreign power -- Putin's Russia -- has siphoned thousands of hacked emails through Wikileaks in order to elect him.

This should not be a partisan issue; this should not be about Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump; this should be about the fact that an antagonistic foreign power just got up close and personal with our domestic presidential election and coerced it in favor of its preferred candidate.

In addition to the complex geographical settings of countries, a long history of antagonistic relations and power imbalances between the countries have resulted in further conflicts between the riparian countries (Yoffe et al. 2003).

"As Brazil becomes more relevant on climate change and in world economic forums it is not going to be able to so openly criticize or be antagonistic with other major powers without paying a political price for it," said Christopher Garman, an analyst with Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy in New York.

For Hegel, in the progress of "spirit", the individual consciousness will eventually move from this condition of sincerity to a condition of baseness, in which the individual becomes antagonistic to external societal powers and achieves a measure of autonomy.

Secondly, we introduce the design of a biped robot powered by antagonistic pneumatic actuators.

Relations between Russia and Ukraine have ranged from turbulent to openly antagonistic since Mr. Yushchenko took power in 2005 after a bloodless uprising known as the Orange Revolution, ousting a political clan backed by Moscow and largely seen as corrupt.