Sentence examples for a climate of hostility from inspiring English sources

But it says that the government has been fostering a climate of hostility against Jews.

But the compassion waned as some supporters blamed the attack on a climate of hostility created by judges, rivals and the media.

According to the lawsuit, the office finished its investigation in February, and found that the AP "allowed, and tolerated, a climate of hostility toward African American employees".

The shooting led to the 1985 Brixton riots in a climate of hostility between sections of the Metropolitan police and London's ethnic minority communities.

The Najos letter complains that Jewish schools are being disproportionately targeted by Ofsted for inspections, and that "Jewish values and ethos are being questioned by inspectors in a climate of hostility" designed to unsettle pupils.

A group representing Orthodox Jewish schools has said Ofsted created a "climate of hostility" during visits by inspectors, with pupils interrogated about sex, relationships and lifestyle during snap inspections carried out recently.

Aetna and Dr. Rowe come together in a climate of some hostility between hospitals and insurers.

The risk is a climate of undisguised hostility, with potentially greater costs than during the nadir of the cold war.

But even his successes were shadowed by the persistence of crime, poverty and a climate of racial hostility that he arguably made worse.

Still, community leaders and activists are approaching the weekend with caution amid what they describe as a climate of growing hostility.

It has been handled by a tiny staff in the Justice Department's office of the pardon attorney, which has worked for years in a climate of official hostility to any grants of clemency.