Sentence examples for designed to antagonise from inspiring English sources

China's long-running close ties to Pakistan look designed to antagonise India.

Whether this was a response to suggestions that the Europeans have a stronger team dynamic than their opponents, or designed to antagonise the hosts, is unclear.

"His bullying and haranguing style seems designed to antagonise everyone who does not share his approach to the governance of world cycling".

Based on the RGD tripeptide sequence a series of small peptides have been designed to antagonise the function of the αvβ3 integrin [ 7].

The present study was designed to determine whether it could antagonise in vivo effects of the related peptides brain natriuretic peptide (BNP) and C-type natriuretic peptide (CNP).

Mr Cook attempted to deal with this head on, with a cockiness designed to delight the Apple-watchers in attendance, while also antagonising the creators (and perhaps the owners) of the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Ki26894, a small molecule designed to inhibit T βR, might be a promising therapeutic agent for antagonising the metastatic phenotypes seen through autocrine TGF- β/T βR signalling in scirrhous gastric cancer.

And she'd be petrifying to antagonise.

There's certainly plenty of peaks about to antagonise.

Others wondered whether she set out to antagonise Duff.

These tend to antagonise MPs rather than persuade them.