Sentence examples for existing animosity from inspiring English sources
Though they may disagree with U.S. war tactics and public policies, urban identifiers in China are more willing to purchase U.S. products -- despite existing animosity or fundamental differences.
"The Court believes it is significant that defendant Stockley and Smith did not know each other prior to December 20 , 2011 they had no prior history, there was no history between Stockley and members of Smith's family, and there was no basis in the evidence to suggest any pre-existing animosity by Stockley towards Smith, Wilsonn wrote.
The results have been at best mixed.In the western part of South Waziristan, by exploiting existing tribal animosities, the ISI has found a friend in Mujammad Nazir.
As the Obama administration defines its foreign policy goals for the second term, the focus of attention on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will certainly transcend the personal animosities existing between Obama and Netanyahu.
Some urge Chinese firms to focus on expansion via new projects, as Japan did during its first phase of foreign investment, building plants and creating jobs rather than buying existing businesses, which can create animosity, particularly when targets have iconic names or deep local roots.
"A lot of the animosity and attachment today goes back to that great victory against Moses that the Villagers won to preserve the integrity of the park and the existing demographics of the Village," said Tony Hiss, who is the author of the book "The Experience of Place" and has lived on the square since he was 6.
A lot of that animosity can be traced to the part in the video that says "SMT Rail will allow for the reduction or total replacement of existing public forms of transportation," and the fact that the Market Street Railway's historic F-Market streetcars are conspicuously absent in the video's vision of The Embarcadero.
