Sentence examples similar to combative association from inspiring English sources
Once-Combative Associations Are Now Less Visible At one time in the city, not so long ago, crises erupted so regularly that block associations seemed to multiply in biblical proportions.
Fox News on Wednesday ended its association with Bill O'Reilly, the combative TV host and commentator who has ruled cable-news ratings for nearly two decades and was the signature figure in the network's rise as a powerful political player.
Agitation, disorientation, and combative behavior have been reported in association with CSD and physicians have implicated Bartonella spp. as contributors to agitation and treatment-resistant depression (34, 35 ).
With his combative approach to issues involving sport utilities, Mr. Brouse quickly became a favorite of talk-radio programs after he established the association last April.
His style is more combative (or bullying, if you prefer) then theirs, but his substance is more moderate: He doesn't have Ryan's intimate association with Medicare cuts or Rubio's reputation as the hawk's hawk, and his record — not surprisingly for a northeastern politician — contains more deviations from the usual movement-conservative line.
A non combative approach.
Not that he was combative.
He is not being combative.
She was combative and petty.
