Although, as shown above, a wide range of data is consistent with the confrontational scavenging hypothesis, a number of scholars have suggested that the practice cannot have played any significant role in human development.
Along the way he stamped his character on GE, from his fiery and confrontational nature to his obsession with being number one or number two in every business the company is in.
So instead they began less confrontational protest activities, like "strolling" in large numbers through the city center, where strikers could not be distinguished from other citizens.
25 The theoretical base and mechanism of action of behaviour change counselling was strongly linked to research on the process of motivational interviewing, 55 where it has been confirmed in a number of studies that a less confrontational style is more likely to evoke "change talk," which in turn predicts a better outcome.
Discreetly ask questions that only a deity could answer, but do not be rudely confrontational (e.g., "Okay, Mr. Omniscient, tell me what number I'm thinking of").
The majority of these creatures are non-confrontational, and are composed of cells that increase the number of segments in the player's creature when eaten.
This was accompanied by confrontational rhetoric toward the Soviet Union, and more than rhetoric -- by a number of actions that caused concern both in our country and among many people throughout the world.
McCain has sung "Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran" to the tune of a Beach Boys number — a joke, no doubt, but one reflective of the confrontational tone of his foreign policy pronouncements.
Barnes was one of a number of cricket writers of the immediate post-war era who adopted a confrontational tabloid style of journalism, in contrast to the more sedate reporting of the 1930s.
While confrontational scavenging was more dangerous than other foraging methods, risks could be reduced by numbers of participants and aimed throwing.
