Sentence examples for patterns of antagonism from inspiring English sources

"The truth is, in some of these conflicts, the United States can't impose solutions unless the participants in these conflicts are willing to break out of the old patterns of antagonism," the President said last week.

Although the explanation for these patterns of antagonism remains unclear, the presence of non-random patterns, potentially dependent on the ant host (genus: Fig. 3; species: Fig. 4) or geographic location (Fig. 4), suggests underlying biologically relevant interactions that the extent of our evaluations could, however, not elucidate on.

Lynch and ABC had fallen into the time-honored pattern of antagonism between the "talent" and the "suits".

Judge Schwartz ruled that Housing Works had shown that there was a pattern of antagonism and "retaliatory intent" against it by the city.

The latest fighting in the south, with its basis in a separate, age-old pattern of antagonism and conflict, has been amplified by the war's backwash.

Housing Works sued and won an injunction last December from Judge Allen G. Schwartz of Federal District Court in Manhattan, who found "a clear showing of a pattern of antagonism by the Giuliani administration toward the plaintiff".

Although serum deprivation reversed the regulatory actions of Rac1 and RhoA on NHE1 activity, the basic pattern of antagonism of action between these two G-proteins was maintained.

Induced resistance varying from local to systemic in nature is the most indirect form of antagonism.

But don't start your relationship off with a pattern of psychological antagonism!

While these studies unambiguously established a pattern of sexual antagonism, they had some limitations from a quantitative perspective.

But in doing so, Mr. Trump has also opened the door to assertions of white identity and resentment in a way not seen so broadly in American culture in over half a century, according to those who track patterns of racial tension and antagonism in American life.