Sentence examples for due to animosity from inspiring English sources

Mick was brought up by Shirley when their mother walked out, but they have been estranged for a number of years due to animosity between her and Linda.

Fawkes left Pavement in 1991 due to animosity with Malkmus, allowing Young to drum on their third EP, Perfect Sound Forever.

The Centre was opened by the then Premier Peter Beattie in February 2005 over strong community objections due to animosity towards the Queensland Police following the November 2004 death in custody and the Police response to the subsequent riot.

A judge threw Mrs. Phelps's case out of court, and Macy's was left to struggle with the perception that, whether due to class animosity or confusion over department store etiquette, innocent shoppers were routinely harassed.

While a move to Real Madrid would have been fraught with difficulty due to the animosity between Spain's two leading clubs, a switch to Chelsea would have had its problems.

Similar to this sort of struggle due to unjustified animosity, the "Best" video highlights this callous nationalist conflict.

During the court proceedings, Harvard Law School argued that the decision was not due to an animosity specifically targeted toward the military.

Cameron has stated that this was not due to any animosity on his part toward any of his former cast-members, but an outgrowth of his desire to start a new life away from the entertainment industry, and the life he had been in for the previous seven years.

Cuba has also reacted cautiously to Russia's overtures due to lingering animosities that emerged when Moscow all but abandoned the country in the 1990s, leaving it impoverished and isolated.

The Chaudhrys are believed to have actively opposed a pre-electoral deal devised between Benazir Bhutto and President Musharraf in September 2007, largely due to their personal animosity for Bhutto.

It may not have been solely due to Putin's animosity towards the Clintons, as some have suggested­ -- though that does exist.