Sentence examples for hostile designs from inspiring English sources
It meant anyone with hostile designs on Iran and Shiism.
But beyond minor border disputes, China has no hostile designs on India.
Mr. Murdoch has denied having any hostile designs on Kirch, and because the Kirch Group is privately held, a proxy battle is not possible.
One night in 1834, renowned Presbyterian minister Lyman Beecher delivered a sermon in Boston railing against the "despotic character and hostile designs of popery upon our country".
Andrew, 44, who has been homeless for 15 years, and is currently in an Emmaus programme, said the impact of "hostile" design was demoralising.
Artist Stuart Semple, who organised the temporary seat decorations, said: "Hostile design is unwanted here". He added: "We want to live in a town without spikes and bars". Bournemouth council said it fitted the bars on benches after complaints about rough sleepers.
The good news is that not all jazz reissues suffer from user-hostile design.
It's also taken user-hostile design decisions such as removing the ability to send text messages from its main Facebook app.
But, as we wrote at the time, it had used privacy-hostile design tricks to sneak expansive data-gobbling permissions past users.
If you want a textbook example of why privacy needs to be the default, not a hard-to-find opt-out, and what privacy-hostile design looks like, well, it's pretty tough to beat this.
