Sentence examples for combative culture from inspiring English sources

"They are a very combative culture over there," he said.

The first-past-the-post electoral system enforces this combative culture, as does the weekly clash at Prime Minister's Questions.

She believes the combative culture of local government is one reason so few women aim for the top.

That leaves some 5,000 regional chambers that are not, some of which decry the Chamber's combative culture: dozens distanced themselves from it during the mid-terms.

President Tayyip Erdogan, whose initial years in power were much more refreshing, has lately promoted, and surfed on, an Islamist version of this combative culture.

In this interview, conducted at Akamai's new headquarters near the MIT campus, Conrades describes the company's "virtuous circle" business model and the freewheeling, intellectually combative culture that under girds it.

Technicolor chivalry and cultural atavism aside, "Lost in Shangri-La" tells of the first contact between disoriented, combative cultures, one of the final first-contacts in human history.

I'm hopeful that as early as 2030, we can see a fully gender-balanced government, which would go a long way to shifting the combative political culture that has gridlocked Washington.

By 2004, IBM's combative, turf-protecting culture had given way to one of collaboration.

If you go round asking people what side they are on, if you divide and swagger, that combative and tribal culture tends to permeate.

One of the main problems in this troubled democracy is a very combative, triumphant political culture, where political opponents are seen as enemies and even "traitors" to the nation.