After South Sudan won independence from Sudan in 2011, U.S. diplomats and analysts expected that lingering animosities over oil revenue, disputed boundaries and security would be the biggest challenges facing the world's newest nation.
Warring cousins can't be expected to lay aside animosity in the workplace unless they've first reconciled their differences outside the office.
Van Peebles knew that gaining financing for the film would not be easy and expected "a great deal of animosity from the film media (white in the first place and right wing in the second) at all levels of filmmaking", thus he had to "write a flexible script where emphasis could be shifted.
With so much hanging on the public services strike, a degree of animosity, is to be expected between the two key players, President Mbeki, and the Cosatu secretary general, Zwelinzima Vavi.
Shrum said the animosity towards Trump is expected to increase voter turnout in California to a level higher than usual in a midterm, election.
Before the referendum, the Dutch surprised the rest of Europe by showing greater animosity toward the constitution than expected in this once stalwart pro-European country, one of the six founding members of the European Union.
No Animosity Seen Marlin Fitzwater, the White House spokesman, said that the President expected Judge Bork to be confirmed based on his judicial record and the fact that he is well known within the Washington legal establishment and Congress.
But no one expects the kind of animosity that occurred at the 1956 Summer Olympics in Melbourne, Australia, when the Soviet Union met Hungary in men's water polo three weeks after invading Budapest.
The trial is expected to start next year, but political analysts say it is likely to rekindle political animosities in the country.
But this is the kind of animosity that brews when advertisers don't get the service they paid for or the ROI they expected.
