Sentence examples for hostile groups from inspiring English sources

They are just like the rest of us, split right down the middle, divided into two hostile groups.

In the end, voter anger, fueled by talk radio and hostile groups like the N.R.A., were too much.

The hostile groups are related in some way, such as being members of the same political or cultural unit.

The boilerplate approach to diplomacy in civil conflicts -- an emphasis on power sharing between hostile groups and a transition to real democracy -- is hopeless in this case.

Humans want freedom but they also fear it, and in times of insecurity they tend to retreat into closed, hostile groups.

The Government has focused its £650m, four-year cyber security strategy on protecting infrastructure and defending the country's national interests from attacks by states and hostile groups.

Hostile group: Sadiq Khan, Caroline Flint, Chris Leslie, Chuka Umunna, Luciana Berger, Mary Creagh, Rachel Reeves, Rosie Winterton.

"We have to look at every possible hostile group".

Others named alongside Khan and Winterton in the most hostile group are Margaret Hodge, Pat McFadden and Rachel Reeves.

An insurgent is positively identified if there is "reasonable certainty" that he belongs to a declared hostile group.

At the time Banco Central's management wanted friendly investors to strengthen its hand against a hostile group of shareholders.