Sentence examples for hostile new from inspiring English sources

Away from Rome under its hostile new Senate during much of his reign, Eugenius held many councils.

Old-school newspaperman Michael Briggs was picked to manage an incoming onslaught of hostile new media attention.

With its "very hostile" new law, Beijing was indicating it would now treat foreign NGOs as enemies rather than friends.

In 1995, Mr. Clinton was driven to defend his relevance as he faced a hostile new Republican Congress.

If Algeria's fundamentalist guerrillas won that country's civil war, they might set off a series of imitations along the coast of North Africa, including even Egypt, and thereby create an explosively hostile new power just across the Mediterranean from Europe.

… Officials in the [current Mexican administration] warned their counterparts in the White House that Trump's offensive behavior heightened the prospect of a hostile new government a national-security threat just across the border.

After withstanding a hostile new-ball burst from Finn, Rutherford edged a drive to Cook to depart for 23, before a leaden-footed Taylor was cleaned up first ball by one that held its line.

Recent examples include Victory/Southern Tier and Oskar Blues/Cigar City/Perrin (which all technically belong to venture capitalists) and the non-hostile New Belgium takeover of San Francisco's pioneering Magnolia Brewing.

The poignant interaction of two black women is the salient feature of "Informed Consent," written by Paul Knox, directed by Keith Greer and convincingly performed by Novel Idea as a hostile New York patient and Adrienne Williams as a doctor from Nigeria seeking to enlist her in a study of infectious diseases.

Republicans and some Democrats saw a possible breakthrough last week when Republicans on the committee, long hostile to new taxes, offered the proposal to raise $300 billion in new tax revenue, mainly by scaling back tax deductions for higher-income households.

But as the mood on Main Street turns increasingly hostile, New York's financial titans are cranking their security measures up to 11.