Sentence examples for causing antagonism from inspiring English sources

Whilst we did not record any accounts of evacuated people causing antagonism when they moved to new communities outside the impact zone, as might have been anticipated (due to competition for resources for example; Lindell and Perry 1992; Hewitt 1997).

These conflicts of concerns cause antagonism and anxiety within the museum, particularly for the director.

Either way, you have to walk past other people's private spaces, smell their food, hear their arguments, and that causes antagonism," Moussavi says.

Some may fear that it could cause antagonism against those who are the subject of care, like the backlash against political correctness being witnessed across the world.

This sometimes cause antagonism between Donegal players and the main organisation of Traditinoal music in ireland.

Its similarity to the mechanism of action of macrolides and chloramphenicol means they should not be given simultaneously, as this causes antagonism and possible cross-resistance.

The overcrowding is also causing mounting antagonism between Sheriff Mahoney and corrections officers.

Malcolm X was assassinated in the Audubon Ballroom in 1965 (Columbia knocked the building down in 1994, causing further antagonism).

Positive antagonism was observed in the case of combinations 3 and 4. The zone of inhibition of growth caused by antagonism is illustrated in Fig. 1c.

It's little surprise that the doctrine of original sin causes such antagonism.

This study examined CMRglu and CBF changes caused by antagonism of glycine at the NMDA receptor recognition site.