Sentence examples for enmity over from inspiring English sources

The French, however, appeared to bear no enmity over Team Sky's success.

Mr Soros, Mr Steinmetz's friends claim, has got it in for the diamond tycoon, due to an ancient enmity over a telecoms deal in years past.

For all their entrenched enmity, over the years the Army and the Brotherhood have grown as parallel organizations; they're both hierarchical, secretive, and dependent on the obedience of their members.

Indonesian-Australian enmity over issues such as East Timor is now largely a thing of the past, although the relationship has been strained recently over Canberra's alleged intelligence snooping and hardline asylum policies.

Understandable given IBM's continued battle with Sun over development platforms (Eclipse vs. NetBeans) and the enmity over controlling Java.

Just as distrust builds on itself as well, compounding into deep enmity over time.

The simmering enmity boiled over throughout the Eighties and Nineties when the battle of the brands intensified first with price wars, which resulted in weakened brand loyalty and eroded margins for both companies, and then with increasingly ingenious marketing schemes.

Excesses Overlooked Yet he continued upward anyway, the internal enmities papered over by a Communist Party obsessed with the appearance of unity, his excesses overlooked by the family and political allies whose own clout rose with his.

Yet he continued upward anyway, the internal enmities papered over by a Communist Party obsessed with the appearance of unity, his excesses overlooked by the family and political allies whose own clout rose with his.

The anniversary has seen all the old arguments and enmities boiling over again, but this book strikes such a nerve that even a new cover can start a row.

Unlike Iceland, it has consolidated enmities over decades of treaty negotiations.