Sentence examples for growing enmity from inspiring English sources

The addition of Ms. Maddow is likely to those attacks, as well as the growing enmity between MSNBC and Fox News in general.

Whether or not the rumors are true, Ms. Colelay and others say they feel growing enmity from residents of Show Low and other towns.

But tales of deportation are becoming more common, especially among journalists and aid workers.Aid workers worry they may be being targeted thanks to the growing enmity to hosting Syrian refugees, who number over 1m.

That program had become a serious factor in the growing enmity between Time Warner and Disney, with the cable company's executives saying that Disney was trying to undermine its business.

Just as there has been bitterness between Frank McCourt, the Dodgers' owner, and baseball's commissioner, Bud Selig, over McCourt's handling of the team's finances, there has been growing enmity between the Dodgers and Prime Ticket, which is owned by Fox Sports.

Mobile (check) then Facebook, around which there's growing enmity, distrust, and boredom.

The question now is whether the episodes have simply been evidence of the risks that come with operating in a country that is heavily armed and unstable after decades of civil war or evidence of something more volatile, even a growing sense of enmity.

A bitter enmity grows violent between Stamps and the soldier Bishop Cummings -- a swindling preacher who Stamps believes represents all those "who acted just like whitey wanted them to act".

In its first year, the coalition has actually exceeded many expectations, including those privately held by some of the politicians who founded it.To begin with, enmity between the two parties has not been growing simplistically and steadily.

HANOI (Reuters) - The United States announced an end to its embargo on sales of lethal arms toVietnam on Monday, an historic step that draws a line under the two countries' old enmity and underscores their shared concerns about Beijing's growing military clout.

Reflecting the depth of enmity between the countries, and what appears to be a growing personal animosity between the leaders, Prime Minister Vajpayee dismissed General Musharraf's promise out of hand.