Sentence examples similar to fear of hostility from from inspiring English sources

Although Abe is able to extinguish the fire, Roma's fears of hostility from neighbors is heightened.

Judgmental attitudes towards people living with HIV persist, making it difficult for people living with HIV to disclose their status for fear of hostility or discrimination, and of negatively affecting the quality of care they receive.

Despite fears of hostility toward the federal government, incidents involving census workers have been relatively few.

Japan dropped its resistance to a deal to relocate a Marine Corps air base on the island of Okinawa, driven in part by fears of hostility in its neighborhood.

Not surprisingly, she has direct experience of hostility from locals.

McFaul had no reason to expect that sort of hostility from the Russian President, Dmitri Medvedev.

But Dubai has been hit by a blast of hostility from American legislators.

Fear of hostilities has precluded investment, pushed tribal Arabs out of fertile border areas, and led to a middle-class exodus.

Their stands reflect their fears or hopes," said Ashraf Ghani, a senior adviser to Mr. Karzai and leader of the security transition, adding that Mr. Mohammadi's criticisms of Pakistan had done little to assuage their fears of further hostilities from Pakistan and "a perception of national humiliation".

Such is the antipathy that plans for a revised government programme were first delayed, then shelved, for fear of uncontainable hostility between the two sides.

She expressed the torn feelings of many South Koreans — anger and a fear of escalating hostilities.