Sentence examples for growing hostilities from inspiring English sources

They say they came to escape rising costs and growing hostilities against immigrants in Arizona, California and Chicago, and to reunite with older relatives who had been cashing in on Detroit's labor shortage for more than a decade.

The stakes are high as growing hostilities only threaten to pour more fuel on a fire that is becoming more difficult to control.

With tens of thousands of children still caught amid growing hostilities between the LTTE and troops of the Government of Sri Lanka, UNICEF warned of dreadful consequences for children.

Hence the growing hostility to immigration.

Although he gained popularity for bringing stability, his own administration is now attracting growing hostility.

"There's a growing hostility or tension because things aren't changing," she said.

At the same time, Miller felt growing hostility from Keller and many colleagues in the newsroom.

But it is another sign of Germany's growing hostility to American technology firms.

He insisted the changes had already been approved by the Commons and denied there was "growing hostility" in his party.

The social justification for capitalism is eroded by growing hostility towards the cultural conditions of an advanced capitalist state.

ISIS did not sign the statement, and has faced growing hostility as it seeks to expand its influence.