Sentence examples for faced hostility from from inspiring English sources
In the wake of al-Qaida's attacks on 9/11, he faced hostility from within the military.
They have also faced hostility from the business community and media – not to mention an intransigent local bureaucracy.
Ever since Indonesia took control of Irian Jaya from the Dutch in 1963, it has faced hostility from the indigenous Papuan people, who have little in common with the Javanese who dominate the central government.
Her gender-blind guide notwithstanding, she faced hostility from male colleagues.
A Home Office researcher who wrote a report into the sexual exploitation of children in Rotherham has said she faced "hostility" from the council.
Pardew faced hostility from Newcastle fans during the 2-2 home draw with Hull 10 days ago, with Ashley's lawyers then claiming that quotes stating Pardew would be sacked if United were beaten by the Potters were only a joke.
UN forces still face hostility from militias operating from the Indonesian-run west of the island.
"Israel is already facing hostility from Egypt, Turkey and Gaza," a senior Western diplomat said.
Facing hostility from the Obama administration, the two telecommunications companies scrapped the deal.
Leaders of an embryonic unity government are exiled in Tunisia and Morocco, facing hostility from both Tripoli and Tobruk.
She remembers facing hostility from freelancers, jealous of her privileged position.
