Sentence examples for deepened animosity from inspiring English sources

The collaboration is also a stark contrast to the deadlock on Middle East peace, which has only deepened animosity between Jews and Muslims.

But the Japanese lobbying to remove the monument seems to have backfired — and deepened animosity between Japan and South Korea over the issue of comfort women, a longstanding irritant in their relations.

The lethal clash between the Al Masri and Al Ahli fans has deepened animosity between the two clubs.

The killings, which happened within one of the most tightly secured areas of the ministry, add to the drumbeat of concern about a deepening animosity between civilians and militaries on both sides that have led to American and coalition forces being killed in increasing numbers even before the Koran burning ignited nationwide rioting.

"It deepens animosities and hatred between peoples".

Each side offered a litany of complaints about the other, according to interviews with refugees, residents and activists, suggesting, even in a small sample, deepening animosities in a country where the fear of civil war is at once real and used as a pretext for suppressing dissent.

The decision deepened the animosity between the court and the civilian government.

The outcome of The Fourth Crusade deepened the animosity between the Roman Catholic Church and the Greek Orthodox Church.

In Tunisia and Egypt, citizens deposed presidents largely by flooding the streets, but in Syria, at least 60,000 people have died in a violent struggle that has deepened sectarian animosities and has yet to topple the government.

"With every plot, the same is always true, the biggest danger is one we are creating ourselves – the polarisation of society and deepening of animosity against migrant communities," said Coolsaet.

That animosity only deepened after the United States military established a permanent air force presence to patrol the skies over Iraq.