Sentence examples for are extremely hostile from inspiring English sources
When they finally join, they are extremely hostile.
In places the soil, topography and climate are extremely hostile to a fence, let alone a wall.
But many countries in Africa and the Middle East are extremely hostile to gay people, who remain at risk of criminalisation or homophobic violence.
Moreover, any durable settlement will require making concessions to groups that are extremely hostile to Kiev, as well as tacit promises to the Russian regime.
After having Sousa's predecessor, Roberto Martínez, poached by Wigan last summer, the Welsh club are extremely hostile to the idea of losing a second manager within a matter of months.
Some are extremely hostile to the idea of extending more rights to rural workers and their rhetoric can echo comments about immigrants in the UK: complaining that schools will be overwhelmed and that migrants are changing the culture of neighbourhoods.
This has been extremely hostile.
Life in the jungle is extremely hostile.
"It amazes me that he doesn't realize the Swiss government was extremely hostile to war".
"Obviously, in the book she's presented as pretty conniving and is extremely hostile towards Jane," explains Poots.
