Sentence examples for further hostilities from inspiring English sources

The group challenged the authority of the TFG, and further hostilities ensued.

In recent weeks separatist leaders have threatened further hostilities, saying that the ceasefire is over and promising to retake several cities, including Kramatorsk.

She had occupied his sleeping area, and at the same time conceded her bed to him, expecting the soft bed to entice him and lull him into unwary slumber, thus giving her an opportunity to engage in further hostilities.

Aelfwine, the brother of Ecgfrith, king of Northumbria, was slain on this occasion, but at the intervention of Theodore, archbishop of Canterbury, Aethelred agreed to pay a wergild for the Northumbrian prince and so prevented further hostilities.

After indecisive but intense fighting for two days, Grant saw the futility of further hostilities in that area and moved on to do battle at Spotsylvania Court House, nearer Richmond.

The Government's plan to end on-shore wind subsidies next year was in doubt after it was defeated in the House of Lords, in a move that could spark further hostilities between David Cameron and peers.

Soviet occupation in 1939 yields further hostility between collaborators and resistance-fighters.

But human rights activists say brute force will only breed further hostility towards the police.

They might incur further hostility by looking as if they were thwarting the will of the people.

I sense that my negotiating partners have recognised that coercion and pressure never lead to lasting solutions, but to more conflict and further hostility".

He aroused further hostility by ousting from his administration William Pitt (later 1st Earl of Chatham), creator of England's successful strategy in the Seven Years' War.