Sentence examples for hostile direction from inspiring English sources

Surely he's wary of moving the relationship between the world's two biggest economic powers in an explicitly hostile direction, isn't he?

There is even talk of the "cult of the bond .As Chris Watling of Longview Economics points out, the worry is that several long-term cycles seem to be moving in a hostile direction for Western economies, with commodity prices rising, populations ageing and the debt spree unwinding.

There were also non-critical changes that could be either: (1) a non-hostile or an uncertain aircraft changing speed and/or direction; (2) a non-hostile aircraft becoming uncertain; and (3) a non-hostile aircraft becoming an uncertain and changing speed and/or direction.

In 1984, after receiving hostile reviews for the science-fiction direction her work had taken, Doris Lessing assumed the pseudonym Jane Somers, and sent a manuscript under this new name to her publisher.

Sometimes liars will become hostile and point aggressively in your direction.

Sunshine confesses that she felt driven out of New Directions by Rachel's hostile behavior.

They are depicted as similar to a knight-errant, wandering from place to place with no particular direction, often facing curious and hostile enemies, while saving certain individuals and communities from them in terms of chivalry.

Reporting of Facebook's rift with Ceop has been transfixed by this panic button concept, while discussions between Facebook's security team and Ceop have been characterised as hostile, with accusations being lobbed in both directions.

"Citizens who associate themselves with the military arm of the enemy government, and with its aid, guidance and direction enter this country bent on hostile acts, are enemy belligerents," the justices wrote in a unanimous decision.

From 28 February onwards the Spanish expedition was repeatedly approached by hostile Itzas, who sometimes shot arrows in the direction of the intruders but inflicted no casualties.

And a hostile PI can hurt your career, no matter which direction you end up pointed in.