| No matter how hard he tries, you can't help but feel that he secretly enjoys antagonising his readers. |
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| He tried antagonising me and being patronising and condescending but he didn't intimidate me. |
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| The skate park would enable them to safely practise flips and spins without antagonising pedestrians or motorists. |
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| She should be able to have fun and do what she wants and not have people antagonising her. |
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| As well, some officials worry that antagonising farmers with forced eradication will only strengthen the insurgency. |
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| But Syriza has been a shambles in office, antagonising potential allies and destroying the trust it needed to secure a better deal for itself. |
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| Ambiguous, inconsistent, or non-existent policies run the risk of antagonising staff and damaging the organisation. |
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| Its mode of action is antagonising the effect of aldosterone at levels of the mineralocorticoid receptor. |
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| Esteemed colleagues, the Serbian resistance to the Milosevic regime must now be given all the help that we can offer, unlike two years ago when we left the Opposition to their own devices for fear of antagonising the regime. |
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| At Oxford he became actively involved with the socialist movement, antagonising the conservative university authorities. |
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| Use of a compound which inhibits steroid 5-alpha reductase activity without antagonising the androgen receptor in the manufacture of a medicament for use in the treatment of human prostatic adenocarcinoma. |
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| Apart from sensitizing mainstream society, organizations can observe simple rules in working with public institutions, including accommodating mainstream social norms and not antagonising other communities unnecessarily. |
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| Such attempts to broaden his basis of support succeeded in antagonising members of the Anglican establishment. |
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| Political observers believe that it may not be easy for the new government to brush aside all of Manjhi's decisions without antagonising particular sections of society. |
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