Sentence examples for histories of hostility from inspiring English sources

The two biggest neighbours, US allies Japan and South Korea, have long histories of hostility toward China.

Russians and Chechens fought two bitter wars and share a history of hostility that dates back to the Tsarist times.

Many of the charges against Lashkar originate from investigators in India, which has a long history of hostility with Pakistan.

There was a long history of hostility to the Japanese on the west coast, and after Pearl Harbour it escalated into almost hysterical xenophobia.

But that ambition hinges on an improbable alliance between the American oil giant Chevron and Argentina, a politically volatile country with a history of hostility toward foreign investors.

Given the DEA's long history of hostility toward marijuana reform, it seems unlikely that the current petition will fare any better.

It's a little more complicated than that, but the rise of Hitler was certainly the culmination of a long history of hostility on the right.

But he defended his right to maintain deputies who are loyal to him, because there is a history of hostility to him in the department.

The country's regulators have a history of hostility to Apple's products, with CCTV describing the iPhone's tracking services as a threat to national security in July this year.

In both Hazleton, Pa., which has a recent history of hostility toward immigration, and St. James, Minn., a much more welcoming community, migrants have also bolstered dwindling populations and helped to reverse economic decline.

This week Mr. Bradley embarked on a strategy to mobilize the progressive wing of the party by tagging Mr. Gore as a candidate with a history of hostility to liberals.