Sentence examples for hostile aims from inspiring English sources
Critical infrastructures are attractive targets for attacks by intruders with different hostile aims.
"The nature of the US attitude is continuation of the same hostile aims from the past, and the nation will not forget this". .
That is the backdrop, the latest salvo in this summer of discontent: public sentiment that is increasingly hostile, aimed at the N.C.A.A.'s idea of amateurism, which is facing legal challenges in addition to political ones.
"The connectivity that is at the heart of globalisation can be exploited by states with hostile intent to further their aims deniably," he said.
Irenaeus described his confinement as a kind of "martyrdom" imposed by hostile forces "aiming for our psychological and bodily annihilation".
With a hostile legislature aiming to strip his powers and bands of armed civilians and deserters beginning to cause problems in parts of his state, in early February a worried Governor Yates pleaded with President Lincoln for aid.
"This is a malicious, utterly hostile process aimed at justifying the crime against my country, using this court as a weapon against my country and my people," he told judges at The Hague in January.
France and the UK, the largest shareholders in the Suez Canal Company, saw its nationalization as yet another hostile measure aimed at them by the Egyptian government.
A majority of socialist parties, comprising the International's "right" wing, chose to support the war efforts of their respective national governments against enemies that they saw as far more hostile to socialist aims.
He was a hostile sharpshooter taking aim at the culture's received opinions and trying to shoot them down.
