Sentence examples for into antagonism from inspiring English sources

If ever the relationship falls into antagonism, it will be hard to pull back.

Both Mr. Hu and President Obama seemed desperate to avoid what Graham Allison of Harvard University has labeled "the Thucydides Trap" -- that deadly combination of calculation and emotion that, over the years, can turn healthy rivalry into antagonism or worse.

The legacy of British rule, and the manner of their departures – civil wars and impoverished nation states locked expensively into antagonism, whether in the Middle East, Africa or the Malay Peninsula – was clearer by the time Scott completed his Raj Quartet in the early 1970s.

But both sides have an incentive to ensure that legitimate policy disagreements don't descend into antagonism.

A colleague of Shand's recalled his "capacity of insinuation in tone which could annoy and bring a witness into antagonism".

The last of these saw what had been a relationship of close collaboration with the engineering firm Ove Arup descend into mutual antagonism.

The relations between the two parallel investigations begin with promises of coöperation and good faith — and often degenerate into bitter antagonism.

In Nasr's view, a White House that feared being called soft and wanted to keep intractable foreign entanglements out of the news turned to Clinton only after things had fallen apart, as in Pakistan at the end of 2011, when she moved to repair a relationship that had degenerated into outright antagonism.

He "follows" only three people: his wife; a conservative writer and politician; and Mr Modi.Yet the tenor of this week's visit by the foreign minister, Mr Wang, made clear that Mr Modi will not lightly let India be drawn into overt antagonism with China.

Rivalry with his prime minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, soured into open antagonism, and neither proved able to cope with the worldwide economic downturn after 2008.

The debate over independence has evoked strong passions, at times spilling over into fierce antagonism between yes and no supporters on the streets and on social media.