Sentence examples for extensive hostility from inspiring English sources

Given the extensive hostility toward the United States generated since the invasion of Iraq, it is not surprising that Al Qaeda is able to recruit new leaders and followers (front page, Aug. 10).

The Press Association quoted a Lib Dem aide as saying: "We are fighting these elections in much more difficult circumstances than we did last time around, as a party of government and in the face of, frankly, some quite extensive hostility in the country towards Europe".

"Although such conduct by a co-op board on the Upper West Side of Manhattan at the beginning of the 21st century may seem surprising, this behavior was consistent with the defendants' extensive pattern of hostility toward nonwhite residents of the building," said the lawsuit, which was filed on Tuesday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

The surveillance files that the F.B.I. kept on King himself are extensive, and they betray an entrenched hostility toward both the man and the aspirations he represented.

Contemptuous of "making books out of books," he conducted extensive interviews and visited various battlefields, sometimes before hostilities ceased; at one point, he was captured by French troops, and Bismarck had to intervene to get him released.

After extensive discussions, a protocol was finally signed in September 1901, ending the hostilities and providing for reparations to be made to the foreign powers.

The laws governing international armed conflicts - armed hostilities between two or more State parties -- are more extensive than the rules that apply to non-international armed conflicts within a state, like a civil war or a coup.

As a result he encountered violent hostility from monks, clerics, and nobles, who possessed much of Bobbio's extensive property through long-term civil-law land leases and refused to make contractual payments or supply troops demanded by Otto.

Hostility bet.

Public hostility.

Earlier generations faced hostility.