Sentence examples for external hostility from inspiring English sources
Facing internal confusion and external hostility, young adults from these communities become easy prey for those who pander to their confusion by providing a simplified "good vs. evil" worldview and recruit them to unscrupulous causes.
Secondary analyses revealed that this association was driven by difficulties controlling anger (OR = 1.72, 95%CI = 1.14 2.61), which reflect the external manifestation of hostility, rather than aggressive urges or impulses.
Both North Korea and Syria are relics of another age -- dictatorships based on internal terror and hostility to external neighbors, threatening to explode at any time in new conflict.
Researchers have documented how Macintosh users bear an eerie resemblance to a religious cult: a tight-knit network of emotionally committed adherents, faith in a "savior" figure (Steve Jobs), and a generalized hostility toward an external "evil" (Microsoft, IBM, etc).
FOR years, conventional wisdom has held that as long as Israel faces the external challenge of Arab — especially Palestinian — hostility it will never come to terms with its internal divisions.
(Dennis, external consultant) In an attempt to reduce hostility, a NHS commissioner was seconded for 1 year to improve relationships between the external provider, the NHS hospitals and local commissioning organisations mid-contract.
Outside the government, there is outright hostility.
External events such as the publication of the Danish cartoons were tied to social hostilities or government restrictions in 40 nations, or 20percentt of the countries studied.
Earlier generations faced hostility.
