HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Things are getting testier at Japan Inc.
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The exchange between Mr Rubio and Mr Cruz was even testier.
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After years of waving through deals, shareholders and trustbusters are now getting testier again.
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Over the last month, each round of court filings has gotten a little testier.
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Then, when Andres responded that he was looking at a relevant document, the exchange grew testier.
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But the cross-examination from Democrats was testier, as they pressed Sessions for details on Trump and Russia.
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Though German politicians and voters are used to the compromises of coalition politics, the partnership seems likely to grow testier.
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As their back-and-forth grew testier, Mr. Rubio tried to interrupt Mr. Christie, repeating his accusation about the recent blizzard.
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Tonight may be a testier debate for that reason, but the stakes of the Democratic primary extend beyond who becomes the eventual nominee.
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The India-China dynamic has certainly become testier than before, C. Raja Mohan, Carnegie India director at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, said.
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Of late, however, the friendship has grown testier, particularly over the civil war in Syria and the American-led campaign against Islamic State (IS).
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It was a testy moment after an even testier day, one that served only to heighten existing tensions between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan.
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The exchange only got testier from there, as Omar grilled Abrams on his record and its relevance to his current post in the Trump administration.
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The official said Chinese ships were now shadowing every U.S. ship in the region, and routine ship-to-ship communications had become testier and sometimes unprofessional.
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But as the president's exchanges grew testier, ABC and CBS cut into regular programming to carry the news conference, adding millions of households to the audience.
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Chinese diplomats have used past business summits to promote their country's economic clout and influence with American companies before testier meetings with United States leaders and diplomats.
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While Durant has largely remained the cream to Westbrook's canyon of high-test coffee, they have both become testier on the floor and off as OKC's clock keeps ticking.
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CN: It was a little testier, but even more important than that was the fact that the members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee seemed to understand the platform.
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Barr will likely be confirmed by the Republican-majority Senate — but his pathway to attorney general is bound to be a lot testier, and more dramatic, the second time around.
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Trump's barbs against Mexican immigrants and complaints that Mexico has taken advantage of the United States over trade have made him very unpopular south of the border, and a Lopez Obrador presidency could usher in a testier bilateral relationship.
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In one of the testier exchanges of Mr. Mulvaney's two confirmation hearings on Tuesday, Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, actually pressed the nominee to accept more military spending, castigating him for struggling to remember his House votes to cut military budgets.
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Modi raised some of these testier issues with a light enough touch that lawmakers laughed when he said that even though more Americans practice yoga than know how to throw a curve ball, India has yet to claim intellectual property rights on the ancient practice.
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In a crowded field, especially one that is about to get testier, Biden just might be better off going into Iowa and New Hampshire with reduced expectations and matching or surpassing those than by polling in higher numbers and failing to attain what is expected.
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After a meeting on Friday with Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain, in which she warned against removing sanctions on Russia, Mr. Trump had on Saturday what appeared to be a businesslike call with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, and a testier call with President François Hollande of France.
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