A lack of familiarity and feelings of insecurity around learning disability appear to be causing hostility.
Instead, the officers said they believed that he was guilty of engaging in speech likely to cause hostility to a sitting president, a charge the opposition denied.
Closing a Broadway show is never easy, but the final days of the revival of "Bells Are Ringing" were apparently especially rocky, with a rash of bounced checks causing hostility between the musical's producers and its cast and crew.
Two U.S. Senators warn that allowing in-flight calls will cause hostility among cramped passengers.
" You want to please your boss and your co-workers with a positive, ready-to-get-to-work attitude, but you don't want to be overly obliging, above and beyond what is expected of you, as this may cause hostility with your new coworkers.
Even within the empire, there were disputes over the partition of Cleves-Jülich Cleves-Jülichle zone after almostillhalf-century, which caused minor hostilities in 1651.
This caused deep hostility among the Pueblo peoples, who coordinated a successful regional revolt in 1680; they remained free of Spanish authority for 14 years.
This caused prolonged hostility between the two men.
This reliance on eunuchs caused some hostility in the military; resentment at Staurakios's appointment to this powerful post is given by the Byzantine chroniclers as the reason for the (initially secret) defection of the prominent Armenian strategos of the Bucellarian Theme, Tatzates, to the Arabs in 782.
With tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia already heightened by the Saudi troop deployment in Bahrain to help repress mainly Shiite demonstrators, Mr. Ahmadinejad's presence at the meeting would have almost certainly threatened to cause verbal hostilities and disrupt meaningful policy planning, global petroleum experts said.
