Sentence examples for less collegial from inspiring English sources

I think they feel less collegial and more competitive with fellow students.

On his Web site, Distler was less collegial; the more he looked, the more fundamental problems he saw.

They are less collegial with one another but better attuned to the political winds that blow outside the Senate chamber.

Rather, they say, it may be that the Senate has changed over the last few years, becoming a less collegial and more partisan place.

To be sure, the atmosphere in Congress during Bill Clinton's years as president grew far less collegial, but responsibility has to rest on the shoulders of members of her party who set the harsh, unforgiving standard by which she is now being judged.

The relationship is growing less collegial, with coalition leaders turning increasingly away from dialogue as a viable option, towards media advocacy and considering lawsuits against the NYPD as a more suitable remedy.

Once word of the expansion got out last year, the pitches took on an edge that was less than collegial.

The debate, however, has often been considerably less than collegial.

Mr. Ngo's less-than-collegial campaign was expected to prevail.

I wanted an organization that was less hierarchical, more collegial, more empowering for employees.

With its prizes directed to charity and its chefs highly mindful of their images, "Masters" has had a more collegial, less confrontational vibe than the original show.