Sentence examples for hostile future from inspiring English sources

Our generation faces a hostile future and if we respond to deceitful politicians and a hysterical media with discord and disunity, we will let ourselves, and the generations to come, down.

Worse still, Smith played a stern military father who remotely monitors and dictates his son's every move after they crash on a hostile future Earth – a dynamic that uncomfortably mirrored Smith's own attempt to position Jaden as a viable Hollywood leading man.

Germany will surely grow more hostile to future bail-outs, as well as to proposed changes to euro-zone governance.

New skills: America still may have to fight traditional wars against hostile regimes, but future conflicts are at least as likely to involve guerrilla insurgencies wielding terror tactics or possibly weapons of mass destruction.

Barnier has said the backstop has to be "all weather" not just a no-deal scenario but to preserve the status quo on the island in the unlikely, but possible, event of a future hostile government in Britain.

Nutty politicians in Poland and Slovakia, baffling stalemates in the Czech Republic and Lithuania and a belief that a chunk of the continent will stay backward may lead voters farther west to feel disappointed by past enlargements and to be hostile to any future one.

But it continues to play in a major market that is hostile to its future.

Regardless of whether an assailant is a serial attacker, each report of an assault is "an opportunity to remove the alleged perpetrator from campus and remedy future hostile environments," said Tara Richards, who researches intimate partner violence.

If a future government, hostile to school choice, changed the rules, that would be the end of this nascent market.Carl-Gustaf Stawström, the managing director of Sweden's Independent Schools Association, is sanguine.

Fitted with a new active electronically scanned array radar to ensure they can continue to operate in hostile environments in the future, the Typhoons will continue at least until the generation of F-35 joint strike fighters become operational.

The tension is enhanced by the fact that Ruby is not one of those creepily prophetic children who see through adult behaviour but a "normal" girl who is frightened by impending adolescence, her parents increasingly hostile arguments and her future in the world.