Sentence examples for essentially adversarial from inspiring English sources
And much as people seem to respect the current president, José Mujica – a former leftist guerrilla turned poetic speaker and progressive thinker – their only relationship with the government is essentially adversarial.
They argue that contracting is not essentially adversarial.
18 41), holding that the plain reading of Article 21(4)(d) of the Statute provided for a right to defend oneself in person, this interpretation being supported by the essentially adversarial nature of the ICTY proceedings (Prosecutor v. Milošević 4 April 2003, paras. 18 20).
As the new VICE documentary A House Divided shows, during the Obama administration, the relationship between the White House and Congress was essentially adversarial.
And she says even if there is something essentially legal about adversarial law, a growing number of cases are better solved through mediation -- for example, where more than one person has caused a product defect.
It does so with a Generative Adversarial Network, essentially a machine learning system that tries to fool itself into thinking its creations are real.
But the judge dismissed all charges in the case today, ruling that prosecutors had violated the troopers' civil rights by taking so inappropriately adversarial an approach before the grand jury that the hearings were essentially a "mini-trial".
Matt Taibbi, in a recent Rolling Stone piece, is far more adversarial — "Wall Street Isn't Really Winning, It's Cheating" — but he makes essentially the same point.
Assuming there is something essentially legal -- and not just essentially male -- about the combative nature of the law, it seems unlikely women will greatly change the adversarial process.
Ours is an adversarial system.
