Sentence examples for an extremely hostile from inspiring English sources

The third, literally, had a tiger by the tail; here was a lesson in leadership in extreme crisis with an extremely hostile constituency.

"The retail environment is an extremely hostile one," she said, "especially for products that require education".

"He is going to go back into an extremely hostile environment.

In the 1980's, however, the United States opened many doors to Iraq, which was waging a long war with Iran, then an extremely hostile foe.

He has to use his wits, plus a lot of duct tape and back-of-the-envelope calculations, to stay alive in an extremely hostile environment.

The end result is that Del Toro really does look as if he is suffering, at times slipping into madness, in an extremely hostile environment.

The full personal cost of the couple's marriage breakdown has also emerged during the case, demonstrated in a succession of extremely hostile texts to the politician from his son Peter, most of which were introduced by Huhne's legal team in pre-trial hearings.

A crowd outside the Regency Hotel in Dublin after a fatal shooting was "extremely hostile" and offered no information to a garda on the scene, the Special Criminal Court was told.

"The problem is a lack of leadership and an intellectual climate that is extremely hostile to economic liberalism in much of Continental Europe," Mr. Grant said from London, using the word liberalism in the European sense, as a movement in favor of free markets and economic deregulation.

You could certainly argue that Klass's ammunition came courtesy of a media that is extremely hostile to the mansion tax.

Combine these two impulses and you get a budget that's extremely hostile to diplomatic institutions.