Sentence examples for because of animosity with from inspiring English sources

The five partners Sternberg is buying out have wanted to shed their shares because of animosity with Naimoli.

"I believe there is nothing more important than having Iran as our ally," he said, "because if we fell into a state of animosity with Iran, the whole of Central Asia could be lost to the influence of the Islamic world".

He's certainly laid out a unique style of doing politics - and no amount of animosity with Wolfgang Schaeuble is likely to change it.

They split their six-game season series, but the final scores practically became an afterthought because of spillages of animosity between the players, and even their coaches.

"It creates a lot of animosity, because you have one or two people who don't want it".

Deconstruction as a philosophical and critical movement aroused a good deal of animosity because it questioned the fixity of meaning in language.

Christine admitted to feeling a lot of animosity over the years with Meri specifically.

In an editorial on his election, The Belfast Telegraph said, "Mr. Maskey should need no reminding that at present he lacks the confidence and respect of at least half the population, not because of any animosity against himself, but because of Sinn Fein's links with the I.R.A".

The Missouri legislature slowed to a crawl on Thursday, jeopardizing scores of bills with just two days left in its session, because of lingering animosity over the Republican passage of legislation limiting union powers.

But I'm afraid they will eventually because of their animosity toward Ahmadinejad.

Mr. Hirschfeld contends that Ms. Feiden tried to block the exhibition because of "personal animosity" toward Mr. Leopold.