Sentence examples for because of hostilities from inspiring English sources

And Armenians are unable to worship, since their churches remain closed because of hostilities between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Egeon, a merchant of Syracuse, is arrested in Ephesus because of hostilities between the two cities and, unable to pay the local ransom, is condemned to death.

Numerous tourists who were forced to remain at Peiping because of hostilities and suspension of the railroad service are departing with all possible speed.

More important, all of the major travel insurance policies include some kind of exclusion for war or acts of war -- meaning if you decide to cancel your trip because of hostilities in Iraq, you would get your money back.

The affected sentence should have read (with the omitted word indicated by uppercasing), "More important, all of the major travel insurance policies include some kind of exclusion for war or acts of war -- meaning if you decide to cancel your trip because of hostilities in Iraq, you would NOT get your money back".

Finally, the World Food Program made two attempts to provide aid; both convoys reached the last checkpoint before the town but had to turn back because of "hostilities".

And when regular diplomacy breaks down because of hostility or instability, museums feel the impact.

Mr. Bush has said he declined because of hostility expressed toward him by N.A.A.C.P. leaders.

James Cook landed on Niue in 1774 and, because of hostility from the Niueans, named it Savage Island.

She was in the BBC soap for 56 episodes, reportedly quitting in 1997 because of hostility from viewers towards her manipulative character.

Instead, he faces an uncertain future in New York City as one of scores of gay Russians seeking asylum in the US because of hostility and harassment in their homeland.