Sentence examples for because of its adversarial from inspiring English sources

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.

She leaps to the defence of Today when I bring up the critique sometimes made of its adversarial format.

However, in recent decades public participation has lost much of its adversarial edge to become a key, legitimating idiom of institutions across the spectrum of society.

Nor do I think that women dislike the idea of philosophy because of its supposedly adversarial style, its devotion to winning an argument rather than seeking truth or consensus.

He lost the battle and the pain of that defeat is still apparent in "Building the Getty" (Knopf, 204 pages; $34.50), his version of its long, adversarial construction.

But it rolls because of its shape.

While OFDMA is often the choice because of its robust performance in challenging multipath environments, it is not optimal for scenarios where adversarial entities intentionally attempt to jam communications, such as in tactical scenarios[17].

The peony because of its countless petals.

This is partly because of its size.

Because of its science-education system?