The N.C.A.A. has forbidden the use of nicknames, as well as mascots, logos, signs and band uniforms that are "deemed hostile or abusive in terms of race, ethnicity or national origin".
Traffic tunnels are generally hostile acoustic environments, both in terms of reverberation and ambient noise levels.
She is "the forgotten child", and must come to terms with "the unimaginable reality" of being unloved and unwanted; she lives in a hostile world that defines beauty in terms of whiteness and that rejects her simply because she is a Black girl.
He says that in England the debate tends to be about whether people feel English or British, but the Scottish referendum debate is less about whether people feel Scottish or British and more (on both sides he says) "in terms of being hostile to England and Englishness".
In terms of survival strategies, in a country hostile to growth?
Zuckerberg did not name any names, in terms of who exactly used to be hostile to his overtures and is now less so, but one likely candidate here is (presumably) Google.
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.
If you do get a hostile snipe on your trail, take him out before anyone else in terms of long range because he is the biggest threat to your survival (note, "in terms of long range" if there is someone closer to you and is trying to kill you, be it foot soldier or vehicle, take care of them before you do the hostile snipe).
A recent Which? survey found that the airline was distinguished by its "rude and unpleasant" staff and an "aggressive and hostile" attitude towards customers, and ranked it at the bottom of 100 UK brands in terms of customer service.
Results are discussed in terms of cerebral activation theory and the potential impact of emotional processing among high-hostile individuals and their likelihood to develop coronary heart disease.
