Sentence examples for enemy relationships from inspiring English sources

Although enemy relationships sometimes cause chimpanzees to act, for example when supporting the enemy of an enemy [18], socio-negative relationships don't seem to drive their bystander affiliation.

For males, in particular, long-term social dominance hierarchies, social queuing and 'dear enemy relationships' are essential for territorial success [ 50- 52].

Make a list of all the enemy relationships.

Can humans have a kind of primordial "enemy" relationship with something and still really work to conserve it?

So Syria is walking a fine line, forging an "enemy of my enemy" relationship with the Iraqi Baathists and insurgents while still maintaining an alliance with Tehran.

If you were the one that started the enemy relationship, you need to apologize as well.

These relationships are not established through experience with the singer as common dear-enemy relationships between adjacent neighbours [2], but through experience with the local microdialect.

We investigated responses of territory owners to songs of their neighbours settled a few territories away in the skylark, a species showing dear-enemy relationships between adjacent neighbours.

When boundaries between territories are stable, adjacent neighbours establish dear-enemy relationships, reacting weakly to each other's songs played from the shared territory boundary and aggressively to songs of strangers from other groups [8], [11].

Abe noted that during his speech to both houses of Congress last year he had "sincerely reflected" on the past and highlighted the transformation the former enemies' relationship had undergone in the seven decades since the end of the war.

Given these findings, a greater mechanistic understanding of how both the composition and spatial context of urban greenspaces influence natural enemy biodiversity biocontrol relationships is needed to advance conservation planning and implementation.