Sentence examples for has become hostile from inspiring English sources

But in the past 15 years it has become hostile territory for Democrats.

Their only hope lies in the west after the country they call home – in Randall's case, chose to call home – has become hostile beyond their imagination.

However, any agreement must then be accepted by individual state parliaments – meaning that the German Bundestag, which has become hostile to any revised deal with Greece, has an effective veto.

The planet in After Earth has become hostile to humans – with plenty of aggressive animals ready to attack.

Flake's argument is that the Republican Party has become hostile to a "traditional conservative" like him, who is in favor of free trade, limited government, and immigration.

The U.N. weapons and missile sanctions were imposed with Russia's consent nearly a decade ago, but Moscow has become hostile to the idea of sanctions since the United States and European Union began sanctioning it for annexing Ukraine's Crimea peninsula last year.

Relations between public school parents and the board have become hostile.

Capital markets have become hostile territory for investors and managers alike.

In country after country, debate about reform is fractious; opposition to it is well galvanised.That is not the same as saying European electorates have become hostile to liberalisation.

The Millers had become hostile toward Niveen after she walked to their beach house on Balboa Island, a vacation town less than a mile from her home, and interrogated a man who worked on their boat.

Gunit Chadha, chief of Deutsche Bank's Indian operations, said that even though he would like policy makers to speed up the pace of reforms, he did not think India had become hostile to foreign businesses.