Sentence examples for hostile aspects from inspiring English sources

But protest organizers went out of their way to keep the demonstration peaceful, in what is a very deliberate attempt to change a widespread narrative that has focused on the more hostile aspects of the movement.

6 17 Conversely, facility design may also play a key role in mitigating some of the hostile aspects of the ICU environment.

Other aspects focusing on preventing hostile jamming and pilot-assisted channel estimation in FH-OFDMA are explored in [9, 10], respectively.

Hasn't Trump shown himself to be hostile to free trade, a central aspect of the Reagan catechism?

"However, I've also seen him portrayed in the media as a hostile and radical person, and that aspect of him doesn't appeal to me".

Stick-in-the-muds may see it as a way of protecting themselves from hostile takeovers, management buy-outs and other aspects of shareholder capitalism that they abhor.

At the Philadelphia law firm of Dechert, Price & Rhoads, Mr. Doctoroff was working on the legal aspects of the attempted complex hostile takeover of Getty Oil, when he realized he was more stimulated by finance, and its opportunities.

Logging in such hostile environments is technical challenging in many aspects, but mainly due to the high temperature impact on the downhole electronic components of the measuring equipment.

Covin and Slevin (1989) 83 Strategic management of small firms in hostile and benign environments Examined several strategic aspects of small firms focusing on the importance of the external environment.

And its political aspect was probably fundamentally quite hostile to her. "But when I went to see it I realised that … this was good propaganda about Margaret Thatcher because it comes to the human point.

In particular, I examine the issue of mobility across a hostile planetary surface as an oft-neglected aspect of robotic autonomy.