Sentence examples for belligerent stages from inspiring English sources

As the degree of differentiation of pancreatic cancer correlates inversely with its aggressiveness, hence detection of NGAL in tissue sections appears to be a good marker of the early, less belligerent stages of this malignancy.

By the mid-2000s hadhad established a reputation in the rock underground for his songwriting skill and devotion to do-it-yourself production methods, as well as for a sometimes belligerent stage manner.

Gen Haftar survived an assassination attempt this week, but with both sides growing more belligerent, the stage is set for a long and bloody battle.

"It's belligerent; it's a bear.

I arrived in August, just after "marching season," when Unionists commemorate the Battle of the Boyne and other bygone victories by lighting bonfires and staging belligerent marches.

His belligerent, in-your-face stage persona developed because "audiences in Edinburgh are so apathetic", he says.

On stage, Johnny Vegas is rancorous, belligerent and self-pitying.

Then, as now, dissidents – which included thousands of Clydeside workers who staged walkouts – understood that the belligerent question "do you love your country?" is not answered by blindly following politicians' commands, particularly where there is lack of consultation.

While Mr. Bush had long overshadowed the contest with his vast endorsements and colossal war chest, his double-barreled defeats set the stage for the most contentious and perhaps belligerent Republican primary battle since Ronald Reagan came close to toppling President Gerald R. Ford in 1976.

I thought Leicester were good today, pretty belligerent, the pressure did not come off us at any stage".

Then Adele walked on stage with an acoustic guitar and a beer and tamed the belligerent room in an instant.