Sentence examples for develop antagonism from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, covert use could result in mistrust and deception in developing countries and male partners may develop antagonism towards these products that will parallel their antagonism towards male condoms.

He said: "It makes complete sense there is a developing antagonism towards a party that has tripled tuition fees, marketised education, presided over a real wage crash, and a housing price spike.

As a fox, he had developed an antagonism with a local house cat; one day, the cat peed — rather disdainfully, Foster felt — on his fox hideout.

Bacterial consortia were developed using antagonism assay.

"One ecological argument is that no plant is an island, that organisms evolve with other organisms and develop relationships and also antagonisms in this web of life," he said.

Ellison's challenge from California would almost certainly be rejected, as Bertarelli has indicated, because of the antagonism developed over the challenge he made with the big trimaran.

Surveys have shown that in the rage and crisis bubble that is contemporary Australia, the general population has developed a growing antagonism to it.

"Marx was on to something more profound than he knew," Firestone wrote in "Dialectic," "when he observed that the family contained within itself in embryo all the antagonisms that later develop on a wide scale within the society and state".

11 levels, as the political desire to present a popular image of unity gives way to the political differences and antagonisms developed over many years.

This alternative approach for antagonism against R. solanacearum might help develop attenuated strains of engineered bacteria for biological control.

It is therefore possible that yeast co-expressing caspases with these inhibitors could be used to test candidate compounds for antagonism of IAPs or viral serpins, to develop agents for treating cancer or preventing viral infection.