Sentence examples for hostile events from inspiring English sources

I believe that Australia and the United States are better placed than at any time to respond to hostile events both predictable and random.

The researchers compared the climate record with an existing "war index" — a log of hostile events based on how often certain keywords occurred in Maya inscriptions on stone monuments — and found a strong correlation between drought and warfare between cities. "About A.D. 660, you get indications of some social stress that goes up in tandem with this drying period," Dr. Kennett said.

They can be hostile events for the full-time directors and part-time non-executives, not only because investors can ask questions from the floor but also because they vote on a series of resolutions, including the traditionally contentious issue of executive pay.

The high school principal notified police on Sunday of a "possible hostile event" that was going to occur at the school on Monday, state police said.

How will this affect the traditionally hostile event?

We went to Warsaw to see how the far right Law and Justice Party would affect the traditionally hostile event.

But when the environment is hostile and events are spiraling out of control, the incentives of private contractors may lead to many mistakes.

Hostile injury events were not associated with any other mental health outcomes.

Transfer in a mobile ICU may present itself as just such a painful (patient positioning and loading) and stressful (alien, loud, shaking, assumedly hostile environment) event.

A similar hostile chain of events could be enabled during the course of IBD or might even play a role in inflammation associated cancer risk.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Funds Betting on Corporate Announcements Find Success  |  "The recent burst of activist pressure, coupled with a proliferation of hostile deals, has allowed event-driven funds to outperform," The Financial Times writes.