Sentence examples for a range of hostile from inspiring English sources

The report prepared for Trudeau in October specifically singles out "civil unrest and terrorism" as threats to Canada's missions abroad, but it also warns of "violent criminality in large swaths of Latin America and Africa," the risk of "a range of hostile espionage activities" as well as earthquakes, typhoons, and hurricanes.

Oocysts need to survive in the external environment for months or years, where they might face a range of hostile environmental stresses.

The Americans have described Mr Abu Khattala as one of its leaders, but he has denied even being a member.His apprehension comes as a renegade general, Khalifa Haftar, continues a month-old offensive against Islamist militias in Benghazi that has been joined by a range of forces hostile to the Islamists.

The significance of the Sisyphus fragment is rather as further evidence of the fact that in the late fifth century the rationalistic approach to the natural world, including human nature, provided the intellectual foundation of a range of views hostile to traditional religion, including explicit atheism.

"In the past Google personified its doodle with red, white and blue letters but the addition of an Islamic crescent moon-looking "e" hasall the Internet abuzz.Tweets via Twitter have included a broad range of hostile opinions about 'Old Glory' appearing with the shadow of a stylized Islamic crescent moon especially on Veterans Day.

The surface modules and their sensitive electronics compartments have to withstand a wide range of hostile conditions on Mars.

Landing locations spread over two hemispheres and a mission duration of one Martian year, expose the surface modules and its sensitive electronics to a wide range of hostile conditions.

The consensus among traffic experts is that while incidents of grave violence, often lumped under the popular rubric of road rage, remain relatively isolated, anecdotal evidence suggests that "aggressive driving," a far broader range of hostile behavior on the roads, including tailgating, speeding and abrupt lane-changing, is more noticeable than in the past.

You will feel shocked and you will experience disbelief and anger, alongside a range of other intense and hostile emotions including for some, overwhelming feelings of guilt and for others, of failure.

His views must be unearthed from Sextus' comparisons between Pyrrhonian and Academic skepticism, from Cicero's discussions in the Academica, and from a range of shorter (and sometimes hostile) reports.

For this reason in this manuscript we have chosen the less ambiguous term hostile clinician behaviours as an umbrella concept to encapsulate the range of hostile behaviours that may occur between clinicians and contribute to adverse patient care by influencing the culture of safety, quality of care and patient satisfaction [ 14].