Sentence examples for hostile cultures from inspiring English sources

The "national" boundaries drawn by Allies after World War I lumped together dozens of hostile cultures and religions.

Facilities will be required to post new anti-discrimination notices, which will hopefully combat hostile cultures and inform residents.

Faced with harsh conditions and anti-immigrant riots, they quickly formed social groups, called tongs, that offered protection from a hostile culture alongside basic services like credit unions.

Arriving back at G.M. to find talented but demoralized designers, Mr. Lutz began wielding his vice chairman's clout against G.M.'s "alien and possibly hostile culture".

Perhaps it was time, he urged his followers, to pay less attention to politics and "to separate themselves from this hostile culture".

From March onwards, Yentob was involved in talks with the Cabinet Office to keep the charity alive, while, elsewhere in Whitehall, the BBC was negotiating a new licence fee settlement with a hostile culture secretary, John Whittingdale, and the Treasury.

Jo Glanville, director of English PEN, described the recent attacks as "a campaign of violence against bloggers and writers who are courageous enough to speak out in a hostile culture for free speech".

It is hubris to assume that we could never have followed a similar path to the jihadis if we had found ourselves at a young age marginalised in an apparently hostile culture with the promise of something more meaningful elsewhere.

She also confirmed that due to the laws and hostile culture towards gay people in Morocco, many in Nass's family are still unaware of the reasons for his incarceration.

"A hostile culture for survivors remains the rule, not the exception," Speier said.

In today's hostile culture, we need to look for tools that can help us all protect ourselves and our campus.