Sentence examples for create a hostile atmosphere from inspiring English sources
Before Saturday's first round FA Cup tie, Newport manager Justin Edinburgh had called on the home fans to inspire the players and to create a hostile atmosphere for League Two visitors Shrewsbury.
Whether intended or not, this law is also likely to embolden discrimination and create a hostile atmosphere for gay, bisexual and transgender individuals in Indiana.
This problem is particularly acute in New York City, where excessive policing creates a hostile atmosphere and routinely criminalizes students, particularly children of color and those with special needs.
But the report also noted that "her aggressive approach to [acquiring education and training] created a hostile atmosphere with her colleagues in the department".
Galatasaray had a reputation of a creating a hostile atmosphere surrounding their home matches and Leeds travelled there aiming to reach the UEFA Cup Final in order to win in their last chance of silverware of their season.
On the contrary, studies show that such policies disproportionately affect minority students, create a hostile school atmosphere, and do not effectively discourage misbehavior.
That would create a hostile environment.
Further, Mr. Bell asserts that Mr. Jaczko created a hostile workplace atmosphere with frequent outbursts of temper, favoritism in travel assignments and selective release of information to the other members of the commission.
But the commission found that the senior vice president's e-mail, which Ms. Cogdell said she had seen, and the company's sudden laying off of numerous African-Americans at several stores in Pennsylvania had created a hostile work atmosphere that had forced her to quit.
Instead, the Abe and Moon administrations must swiftly show robust political leadership to create a less hostile atmosphere where civil society can drive an improvement in relations.
