Sentence examples for has remained hostile from inspiring English sources
PARAGUAY'S CHACO FOREST The Chaco forest has remained hostile to most human endeavors for centuries.
Charlotte has accepted Timothy's homosexuality, but Odo has remained hostile, refusing ever to acknowledge the relationship between Timothy and Mr. Kinnally.
Alabama is one of a handful of states that has remained hostile to the rights of same-sex partners even as most courts give them full recognition.
But while the Chaco forest has remained hostile to most human endeavors for centuries, and jaguars, maned wolves and swarms of biting insects still inhabit its thickets, the region's defiance may finally be coming to an end.
Although DaimlerChrysler has publicly declared its neutrality on the question of whether the current assembly plant should be organized, union officials have complained over the last year that the company has remained hostile.
The Serbs did not see the tribunal as impartial, and they have remained hostile to it.
Relations between Georgia and Russia have remained hostile since a brief war in 2008, and Georgia recently made an effort to build ties with restive Caucasian ethnic groups in Russia.
The two countries have remained hostile to one another over the slaughter of Armenians by Ottoman Turks during the first world war.
But Venezuelan rhetoric towards the US has remained as hostile as they were under Mr Chavez.
The Muslim world, Micklethwait and Wooldridge acknowledge, has been much slower to engage with modernity and has remained mostly hostile to it.
His team point to the odd supportive piece early in the campaign in the New Statesman, Independent and the Guardian, along with the Morning Star, Labour List and the Huffington Post, but much of the rest of the coverage has remained unremittingly hostile.
