Sentence examples for particularly adversarial from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Hevesi is not known to be particularly adversarial.

The effect was similar to watching a particularly adversarial journalistic interview.

And most communications providers haven't been particularly adversarial with the government.

Counsel for the city was Edwin Stanton, who developed a particularly adversarial relationship with the equally prickly Ellet.

I will describe a number of promising approaches towards learning predictive models that can handle the intrinsic uncertainty of the natural world, particularly variations of adversarial training.

While Cabinet officials routinely testify before Congress on budget and oversight matters, it is unusual for lawmakers to publicly question presidential advisers like Miller — particularly in an adversarial scenario.

Trump's direct answers to reporters ― particularly in the adversarial setting of a news conference ― offers what's become a rare glimpse of Trump's temperament and actual thinking on issues.

However, a particularly beneficial or adversarial read order might result in significantly different compression ratios.

More than other contexts, adversarial contexts particularly need active learning as ongoing attempts to evade and confuse classifiers necessitate constant generation of labels for new content to keep pace with adversarial activity.

Others have agreed that, particularly in a highly adversarial legal system such as that of the United States, lawyers are obliged to advocate zealously for their clients, even if they disagree with the client's position or views, provided that they neither misrepresent the law nor misstate the facts (see legal ethics).

California representative Adam Schiff was one of several Democrats who said they were pleased that the "bill ends bulk collection" but hoped there were opportunities to strengthen its language on the way to the Senate, particularly to restore an adversarial role for lawyers to argue against the NSA during secret court rulings on surveillance.