Sentence examples for antithetical to consider from inspiring English sources

Given this rationale, it seems almost antithetical to consider obtaining agreement or consent from male partners.

In this discussion, it is also important to consider the implications of a concept this appears antithetical to weak ties but which, on closer analysis emphasizes the value of acquaintances and informal contacts.

By the same token, when American courts have occasion to consider England's libel laws, they are hard-pressed to contain their dislike for a system so antithetical to their own.

Indeed, it might be considered antithetical to everything that New York, or at least Manhattan, stands for.

And let's not linger on three-time nominee Donna Summer, whose disco tracks were once considered antithetical to rock.

Plebiscites of this nature are thought to establish a direct link between the rulers and the ruled; intermediaries such as political parties are bypassed, and for this reason plebiscites are sometimes considered antithetical to pluralism and competitive politics.

The major complaints from snowboarders about F.I.S. competitions concern halfpipes that are considered sub-par and inconsistent from venue to venue; television productions of contests that make the sport seem second-rate; and judging criteria requiring compulsory maneuvers, considered antithetical to the spirit of snowboarding.

Ungulate grazing is generally considered antithetical to invasive species management because in many countries where livestock production is a relatively new disturbance to grasslands (such as in Australia and New Zealand as well as Canada and the USA), selective grazing pressure may have facilitated opportunities for IAPs to establish.

This situation is due to the difficulties in identifying mobile pastoralism in the archaeological record and as 'the nature of mobile pastoralism is considered antithetical to those changes – urbanism and associated administrative technologies, especially writing – and therefore pastoralists and pastoralism could provide no kind of dynamic in their engendering' (p. 88).

Another issue in the Election of 1880 was Chinese immigration; those in the West, particularly California, were opposed to Chinese immigration, considered antithetical to normal economic growth in that region.

Among the many practices that should be considered antithetical to the spirit and intent of organic certification, the fish farm industry in BC relies on the application of the agricultural drug SLICE to their "salmon feedlots" in order to address chronic sea lice outbreaks.