Sentence examples for Stay hostile from inspiring English sources

Just because they fear and dislike their neighbour does not mean that Japanese would prefer to stay hostile indefinitely.

But the ex-lovers are too entwined to stay hostile for long, their memories too vivid — and carnal — to fade away entirely.

Mr Abtahi chastises those Iranians who, he says, prefer to stay hostile to America just so they can pose as leaders of global opposition to the Great Satan Irann has far more to gain than lose by dialogue.

Her successor, John Major, stayed hostile to a European single currency whatever the details of the project might be.

Unencumbered by a more commercially minded director's need for likable leading men, his complex protagonists offer something far more interesting: ordinary people struggling to stay afloat in hostile waters.

At the beginning of the war, in June 2003, the Government Accountability Office warned in a report that the commanders did not have back up plans, as required in the instruction above, on what to do if the contractors did not stay in a hostile area.

"Everyone is trying to produce quality news content and still stay profitable in a hostile environment".In this section Political horse-trading Folding papers Playing with fire ReprintsThese are familiar woes.

Even my 32-year-old daughter asks me: Why do I stay in such a hostile place?

On what basis?" Rema was granted asylum last year, but she now faces an impossible choice: Stay in an increasingly hostile country, where her relatives are restricted from visiting, or leave and forfeit her ability to return.

Berkshire traditionally stays away from hostile bids.

They did not stay, however, partly because of hostile relations with the aboriginal peoples they encountered.