Sentence examples for command hostility from inspiring English sources

The British had invented the thing and by 1918, despite constant official indifference and high command hostility, led the world in tank expertise by a huge margin -- only to let momentum then so flag that at the beginning of World War II, Britain's tanks led the world only in their backwardness.

Although far from the scene of actual hostilities, his command was by no means an unimportant one.

Lesbian-themed romances may no longer command the same level of hostility from the mainstream audience as they once did, but Carol is still a pretty rare beast.

A series of secret accords between US and French officials, the Lemnitzer-Ailleret Agreements, detailed how French forces would dovetail back into NATO's command structure should East-West hostilities break out.

When Russia and France renewed their hostilities (1812), he was given command of the 2nd Russian Army in the West.

One explanation offered by some for their hostility was that the race commanded resources that they said should have gone to those suffering on Staten Island and in the Rockaways.

"Bratton's biggest task now is taking on the command staff and dealing with their resistance and hostility.

After hostilities ended in Europe, Clark assumed command of U.S. troops in Austria before returning home to command the 6th Army and later the army field forces.

The Command saw action from the first day of hostilities until the last day of the Second World War.

He took over command of the formation following the end of hostilities, leading it into 1946 as its units were steadily disbanded.

Ron Paul, a libertarian congressman from Texas who commands a small but devoted following for his unstinting hostility to the Federal Reserve and foreign entanglements, is also likely to enter the fray.