Sentence examples similar to escalated animosity from inspiring English sources
Officials said they believed that Ms. Stein — who helped pioneer the punk music scene by managing the Ramones and went on to help celebrities buy and sell their homes — had tempestuous dealings with Ms. Lowery that escalated from animosity to violence.
This unlawful order escalated the animosity between the king and Venizelos as well as their loyal followers.
Some historians — notably James L. Huston of Oklahoma State University — say they think that the resulting tensions escalated sectional animosities and helped precipitate the Civil War, which ended the depression.
The current crisis has only escalated those animosities.
As the animosity between Tehran and London escalated, the British moved to prevent Iran from selling any oil internationally, thus depriving the government of much-needed revenues.
The reaction in hip-hop quarters bordered on outrage, particularly since several Encore tracks dismissed the culture of rap rivalries and slanging-matches as infantile animosity which too often escalated fatally.
As the animosity between the two girls escalated, Margarite felt shunned by an entire group of girls and was eating lunch by herself.
Animosity between Britain and Argentina over the islands has escalated sharply in recent years with the discovery of significant oil deposits offshore.
Animosities between the fans and the federation have escalated domestically – especially in Split, where more than 30,000 people took to the streets in November, demanding a more fair football and the top people at the HNS to resign.
