Sentence examples for two adversarial from inspiring English sources

The amateur detective who appears in Finch's Victorian mysteries is standing for Parliament, but he is distracted by the baffling murders of two adversarial Fleet Street journalists.

John Mark Blumm), a big-name director, wants to make a film in which the two adversarial main characters will be extrapolated from a single personality, that of the actor playing both parts.

Leaders in both countries issued statements about the possible use of nuclear weapons in war; their posturing represented the first attempt by two adversarial states to establish an open system of nuclear deterrence since the end of the Cold War.

It is evidently impossible to make a movie about two adversarial women without dragging in their families, because without needy children and angry, fed-up husbands — David Schwimmer plays Rachel's mewling husband, while a barely present Jamey Sheridan plays Erica's — these two female characters and their desires, successes and rages apparently wouldn't rate screen time.

Apparently, there will be 13 new multiplayer maps, two adversarial multiplayer modes, 11 new weapons, camo, gear, etc.

Two adversarial models are defined: the unauthenticated-links adversarial model (UM) and the authenticated-links adversarial model (AM).

One adversarial (and anonymous) writer tweeted his thoughts on a script that some say was written by Mr. Reeves himself; the tweet tore it to shreds.

In terms of false positive ratio, the three adversarial scenarios show a very low impact of our detection approach (on average, about 1.33% false positive ratio).

The détente not only made life in downtown Tampa less daunting, but gave two traditionally adversarial groups a chance to redefine their relationship.

Especially disconcerting is the emergence of two apparently adversarial camps: bioterrorism experts who forecast imminent attacks, and scientists who feel that the benefits of research outweigh potential security risks.

But the hastily called election in far-off Stirrington comes at a most inopportune moment, just as this amiable gentleman sleuth (who is cut from the same fine English broadcloth as Dorothy L. Sayers's Lord Peter Wimsey) has involved himself in the baffling murders of two politically adversarial Fleet Street journalists.