Sentence examples for become a hostile from inspiring English sources

Europeans must therefore ask themselves the question: has Trump's US become a hostile power?

"They have become a hostile force as opposed to a partner.

They culminated in the 2013 immigration bill that declared the country would become a "hostile environment" for illegal immigrants.

"Minnesota has become a hostile area," said Elmi, whose nonprofit group helps Somali immigrants and refugees settle in the US.

"An entity would have to be tone deaf to not understand that the United States had become a hostile place for Huawei to do business," he said.

"As the years went on, I thought that had been stamped out, but reading everyone's stories, it feels like it has become a hostile country again.

Her luxurious home, like the cavernous apartment in "Rosemary's Baby," becomes a hostile space, echoing with the mysterious scufflings of unseen neighbors.

The oviduct also becomes a hostile environment for both eggs and embryos, as reflected in damaged eggs and the complete loss of all new embryos by two days after fertilization.

But I also felt that it was very much the end of everything that had been optimistic and good about the 60s, and that the world had become a very hostile place.

"Launching PIPCU we are making a statement of intent and sending out a clear warning to organised crime that the UK has just become a more hostile place for those who seek to make criminal capital on the back of others' honest endeavours". The unit will focus particularly on online offences.

In what had become an increasingly hostile relationship between the university and college athletics' ruling body, Barkley, at least on this night, decided he had had enough.