Sentence examples for ethnic hostilities from inspiring English sources

No more international rivalries; no more ethnic hostilities.

But among its immediate neighbors, laws against homosexuality and religious or ethnic hostilities keep some tourists away.

Officials view stringent media controls as security measures needed to restore social order and temper ethnic hostilities.

What's more, Western Europe cannot move toward union and economic growth if Southeastern Europe languishes in poverty and ethnic hostilities.

By the mid-1990s, however, the region appeared to be gradually stabilizing despite the persistence of ethnic hostilities.

The report warned that the region might deteriorate into a scene from "Blade Runner": a featureless sprawl seething with class and ethnic hostilities.

Most current conflicts are festering sores of guerrilla warfare, ethnic hostility or terrorism.

Yet, on April 9th 1994 you said that "ethnic hostility in both countries [Rwanda and Burundi] stems from ancient rivalries between the tall Tutsi...and the Hutu majority".

Because high immigration is taking place at a time of unprecedentedly low ethnic hostility, we're seeing high rates of intermarriage.

But critics on both sides also warned that an agreement also ran the risk of reinforcing rather than overcome ethnic hostility.

Then, underneath, there could be a less-educated, more-balkanized layer, with high residential and professional segregation and more ethnic hostility.