Sentence examples for creating new enemies from inspiring English sources

"By letting Akbar Tandjung fall she is creating new enemies.

But pollsters said his popularity had fallen recently, with his combative style alienating former allies and creating new enemies.

"He's dealing with six or seven crises and on none is he really prevailing and on every single one he is creating new enemies".

That arrogance and bullheadedness has instead weakened this country — creating new enemies and making it harder to win cooperation on important challenges, like the fight against the Taliban and Al Qaeda in Afghanistan.

I think the absence of fear and vengeance in Norway today makes it possible to strike a new balance between freedom and security without, I hope, creating new enemies or new conflicts.

As was true in previous armed conflicts, this new technology raises profound questions — about who is targeted, and why; about civilian casualties, and the risk of creating new enemies; about the legality of such strikes under U.S. and international law; about accountability and morality.

Every cut or tax rise creates new enemies, if rarely as many as this particular raid.

One guaranteed we would create new enemies, while the other believes tearing down a sign can dissuade already committed foes.

He acknowledged that resentment of drone strikes creates new enemies but said other forms of warfare would too.

On its own, it is more likely to kill civilians and create new enemies than to decapitate and disable al-Qaeda.

JODL: It was no trifle for the Fuehrer to create new enemies possessing a strength of 500,000 men, which the Dutch and Belgian forces represented.