militate in a sentence

• The odd political circumstances also militate against a rush to settlement.
• Militating against an all-out Israeli invasion was the timing.
• This policy served to militate against urban growth in that province.
• There are factors that might now militate for Bosnian unity.
• The modern technology of football calls for specialization and militates against versatility.
• The proximity of spring training was another factor militating against possible trades.
• Those kinds of causes it is possible to militate against.
• He militated in favour of a united and integrated Europe.
• But many factors militated against the opera's long term success.
• Division, where militates currently in season 2004 / 2005.
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• Gravity, of course, militated against the use of real chopped liver.
• There is nothing intrinsic about Japan that militates against creativity, Ando said.
• Market conditions militate against ( apparel manufacturers ) doing this on their own.
• There are four ways that our culture militates against historical consciousness in women.
• Several factors militate against such an outcome, however.
• Along with this political movement, youngsters also started militating for cultural freedom.
• The lack of sourced content militated against a merge.
• Indian Agent Redick McKee's 1851 expedition Native groups militated against this.
• The doctrine of waiver therefore militated firmly against him.
• The success of the party militated against reform.