Sentence examples for because of adversarial from inspiring English sources

Trump had long been cagey about participating in Thursday's debate because of adversarial questioning from anchor Megyn Kelly in the first debate.

"There's also the opposite situation, where nothing is going wrong and just because of adversarial neighbors or hypersensitivity to the construction, the mind starts to imagine all these problems that might have already been there".

The work, because of its adversarial nature, can be dangerous.

"How to Cover a War," by Marvin Kalb (Op-Ed, Oct. 17), asserts that the press is not prepared for this role because of its adversarial relations with the government, budget cuts and ratings pressures.

There were two previous attempts on her life, but she didn't report those to the Detroit police because of their adversarial treatment of queer and transgendered people -- not a total surprise as this is the same city where you can be fired for having a sexual orientation other than straight, after all.

In 2011, I went to Rio because I was fascinated that there was someone who was doing the kind of adversarial reporting so outside of the mainstream – so off the grid.

"Decades of adversarial relations between our two countries provided the background of this incident.

He also envisioned a round of adversarial interviews with Wal-Mart de Mexico's senior executives.

India, one participant said, had to prepare for "some kind of adversarial relationship" with China.

Kahneman champions the idea of "adversarial collaboration" — when studying something, work with people you disagree with.

Without them, the root of adversarial journalism is lost.