Sentences with phrase «much fighting among»

He might not have made us a better side but there would certainly have been more aggression and fight in the squad, although perhaps too much fighting among ourselves to be honest.

Not exact matches

The stance reflects a growing unease among the nation's leading suppliers who have worn much of the margin pain from years of price falls across supermarket shelves as the dominant chains fight for market share.

Turnout among minority voters and younger voters could affect the result in a district here or there, but an increase in suburban turnout or a substantial shift by suburban voters (especially suburban women) from the Republicans to the Democrats could have a much broader impact on the fight for control of the House.

Cancer Fighting Foods: How to Nourish Your Body and Starve Cancer: The word «cancer» can create a gut - twisting, visceral reaction among people — especially if you have it, know someone who has it, or you're afraid of getting it — which pretty much covers most of the western world population.

As much a study in contrasting masculinities as Fight Club was, Panic Room deserves not reappraisal, but an unqualified place among Fincher's finest works.

While much progress has been made among the industry's manufacturers and distributors, it seems that retailers are often underrepresented in efforts to present a unified voice for the industry — for example, in fighting harmful legislation and regulatory action at the local, state and federal level.

Fight with the original fighters cast, or choose among 10 brand new heroes: the Dark Knight, Saya, Cassia, Heishiro, Gargoyle, Eirin, Amane and much more!

This is hard to fathom now when we are here to review Tekken 7 but having been there from the early beginnings all the way up to this release really goes to show how much this game series has grown from a querky fighting game into a powerful beast of a fighting game that deserves a place among the top fighting game series in the world.

From now through early next week, much of the discussion will center on «non-papers» bristling with bracketed phrases that will be the subject of intense [negotiations][tussles][fights] among 196 nations rich and poor, dry and wet, north and south, bountiful and barren.

Bloggers skeptical of global warming's causes * and commentators fighting restrictions on greenhouse gases have made much in recent days of a string of posts on Climateaudit.org, one of the most popular Web sites aiming to challenge the deep consensus among climatologists that humans are setting the stage for generations of disrupted climate and rising seas.

* As a relevant aside, among the epistemic and rhetorical battles we fight these days, about «fake news,» «alternative facts,» and the like, there is another problem that I think is both more significant and widespread and much less discussed.

The company's stats reveal, among other things, which attorneys do the best against a particular patent troll, how much time and money it typically takes to fight a troll versus settling out of court, and even which judge you'd want to hear your case.

Much like Smash Brothers, a fighting game with a huge competitive scene and even larger player base, there will likely be interest among casual players to see what professional level play is capable of.

«Staff splitting,» as mentioned earlier, is a much - discussed phenomenon in which professionals treating borderline patients begin arguing and fighting about a patient, the treatment plan, or the behavior of the other professionals with the patient... arguments among staff members and differences in points of view, traditionally associated with staff splitting, are seen as failures in synthesis and interpersonal process among the staff rather than as a patient's problem... Therapist disagreements over a patient are treated as potentially equally valid poles of a dialectic.