Sentence examples for heightened animosity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mitchell said he feared that without the loan guarantees, United "could enter Chapter 11 with bad feelings among unions and heightened animosity between unions and management".

With his inaugural world tour, President Obama's rhetoric hopes to repair and rebuild diplomatic bridges with Muslim countries recklessly abandoned by George Bush's aggressive, Yosemite Sam foreign policy – one which resulted in heightened animosity, mutual mistrust, and civilian causalities written off as collateral damage.

Clinton, appearing at a Democratic town hall in Des Moines, was responding to a question from an Air Force veteran who wore a black burka and expressed concern about raising three children at a time of heightened animosity toward Muslims.

He did also make a point of registering shifts in UKTek culture that may well have contributed to the heightened animosity, citing a change from a "hippy ethos", to a younger more politically charged crowd who are now attending the events.

Second lesson: Officers who enter a home or a tense encounter suddenly, as most do at some point, must realize that their presence will heighten animosities that have no necessary relationship to illegal activity.

The President's rhetoric about the gang has heightened the animosity that immigrant kids face on Long Island, and it makes them more desperate for protection.

The war with Iraq and the disputed circumstances of Mr. Bush's taking office have heightened the animosity among Democrats, many analysts say.

He successfully rebooted and gave new life to the Southern Strategy 2.0 – which rallied white voters on the back of heightened racial animosity.

The attacks follow several weeks of heightened rhetorical animosity between Riyadh and Tehran.

The King increases Victoria's income but this is rejected by Conroy, who physically subdues her in front of her mother, heightening the animosity between them.

Although the Language Movement is considered to have laid the foundations for ethnic nationalism in many of the Bengalis of East Bengal and later East Pakistan, it also heightened the cultural animosity between the authorities of the two wings of Pakistan.