Sentence examples for as increasingly inimical from inspiring English sources

If both sides take precautions, however, each will tend to see the other as increasingly inimical.

We see China as increasingly rich.

At present we see the microbial world as largely inimical, and we take extraordinary measures to eradicate it.

Mr. Nolan's film is also about mass consciousness in an age in which technology is increasingly viewed as inimical to humankind.

Taxation without comprehension is as inimical to democracy as taxation without representation.

The omission may also be making a point: The gunmen and hard-liners are just as inimical to Ulster as is the British soldier.

Love of country can lead to forms of self-censorship that are as inimical to truth as the Pentagon restrictions that Mr. Cronkite and I both find obnoxious.

Yet Mrs May leads a party in which a substantial minority view such a practical move as so inimical to their identity that it borders on treason.

Nor should one regard it as somehow inimical to the interests of the majority on the grounds that it is elitist and exclusive.

(A more extreme view, held by yet another dietary faction, is that people shouldn't be drinking milk at all — that it's a food specifically designed for newborns of other species, and as such inimical to humans).

To their credit America's Founders -- with the exception of Thomas Jefferson -- rightly feared and despised democracy as fundamentally inimical to liberty and rights.