Usage of "more combative"

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Uso de more combative en inglés

His government could also be more combative with U.S. President Donald Trump. 
 Reuters 

Though they are often more combative than this if questioning ministers. 
 Radio NZ 

There never was a religion which was more combative than Christianity. 
 Germany and the Next War 

Often, when they turned from him to more combative advocates they fared worse. 
 The Irish Times 

Now we have confidence in everyone. England will expect South Africa to be more combative. 
 The Guardian 

For now, those pining for a more combative response from Beijing have longer to wait. 
 Reuters 

China and India took a more combative stance, staunchly and unabashedly opposing the U.S. proposal. 
 Reuters 

While Huawei was initially muted in its public response, it too has become more combative. 
 Reuters 

One group favored a more combative demand for inclusion. 
 Wired 

But the structure has been tweaked to reflect the more combative nature of contemporary television. 
 The Guardian 

His measured, faintly distant air should counterbalance the more combative style of Mr John O'Donoghue. 
 The Irish Times 

He merely became-asa man whose watchword is "thorough" will- alittlemore combative. 
 Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill 

The president was more combative later at a rally of supporters in a market in Nairobi. 
 Radio NZ 

Youth Parliament has a good vibe and is collegial, while the real thing is more combative. 
 Radio NZ 

This entity seemed much more mature than Sorak, she thought, more confident, and certainly more combative. 
 The outcast 

Chris Matthews is more combative and supportive of Obama than anybody in the Congressional Black Caucus. 
 Ebony 

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Estados Unidos de América

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