This helped fuel hostility to Victorian architecture through most of the 20th century.
And the government's recent drives against illegal immigrants have fueled hostility toward people perceived as outsiders.
A dexterity puzzle from World War II might be a feat of skill, but it was also meant to fuel hostility against the Japanese -- which would surely increase the frustration of the person trying to do the puzzle.
On immigration, he must rebut the scapegoating of migrants and refugees for the problems caused by the powerful, and offer solutions to issues such as low pay, unaffordable housing and job insecurity that fuel hostility.
The role of the United States in ousting Allende reprehensible, even if not decisive continues to fuel hostility towards the superpower.Lastly, in Chile, as elsewhere in the region, the price of recovering democracy included abandoning the search for justice for the victims of dictatorship.
Economic growth may not have nurtured Tibetan fondness for the Communist party, but the slump brought on by the crackdown and the global economic crisis will certainly fuel hostility.Another explosion of discontent in Tibet is therefore just a matter of time.
These all have the potential to fuel hostility and lead to violence, in some cases murder.
Exasperation with Athens' failure to honor its commitments has fueled hostility among some of its neighbors to offering Greece yet another bailout.
DAKAR, Senegal — Government restrictions on religion around the world were highest in the Middle East and North Africa, particularly in the period before the Arab Spring uprisings, a new study has found, underscoring a factor that fueled hostilities in the region and led to the rise of political Islam after the revolts.
Juan Manuel Gastelum, the mayor of Tijuana, has complained of the financial burden of sheltering migrants in the city and fueled hostilities toward them.
