Sentence examples for growing adversarial from inspiring English sources

"The DNA of both [America and China] could generate a growing adversarial relationship, much as Germany and Britain drifted from friendship to confrontation…Neither Washington nor Beijing has much practice in co-operative relations with equals.

Nothing to root for, so the crowd grew adversarial.

In polling by the Pew Research Center in November 2008, fully half the respondents thought the two parties would cooperate more in the coming year, versus only 36 percent who thought the climate would grow more adversarial.

"But the relationship can sometimes turn 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.

14.0 1 58.5 62.6 Various adversarial organizations have growing concerns over the lack of medical record privacy because of the legislation.

Somewhat risky (Median risk rating between 55 and 72)   1 56.0 58.0 11.6 The recent legislation on the reformation of the national health care system 1 58.5 62.6 14.0 Various adversarial organizations have growing concerns over the lack of medical record privacy because of the legislation.

MSNBC and Fox seemingly grew more and more adversarial and partisan as November neared.

Unsurprising, then, Dorsey's decision to dial back that relationship to a better time, when Twitter had the support of developers to grow rather than an adversarial relationship.

His political savvy, in the banal setting of adversarial party politics, often seems lacking.These days, Mr Havel sounds disappointed, even though, after three years in the doldrums, Czech prosperity has been steadily growing again.

Both she and Spacey have a terrific adversarial rapport that grows in intensity as the all-important Iowa caucus (the season's endpoint) approaches, with more pyrotechnics likely in future seasons.