Sentence examples for combative to from inspiring English sources

Renegades are too combative to govern well.

The mood was contentious and combative, to put it mildly.

Some in the FDP grumble that Mr Westerwelle is too combative to hold both jobs.

In the long run, that means relationships between activists and corporate leaders sometimes move from combative to collaborative.

The relationship between Farley and Dolson progresses from combative to empathic.

To Mr. Corzine, Mr. Florio is too combative to win over even the most moderate Republicans.

Remember that your goal is not to be combative or to start an argument, but to have a healthy and natural conversation that changes your relationship for the better.

Graeme Murty, the Rangers manager, has urged his combative midfielders to strive to replace Scott Brown in the Scotland squad, after the Celtic captain yesterday announced his international retirement.

"The trajectory for me is that they went from pretty helpful to [more combative] to more intentionally nonresponsive," said Corbin Hiar, a reporter for E&E News, which covers energy and environmental policy.

Agitation during the ICU stay will be measured using the German version of the Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale (RASS), which has 10 levels, ranging from -5: unarousable (no response) to +4: combative (danger to staff).

In 2011, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was a champion to conservatives who admired his combative approach to critics and his willingness to stand up to the public sector unions.