Sentence examples for hostile shift from inspiring English sources

Buoyed by the hostile shift of today's Supreme Court against campaign finance laws, contractors are challenging the federal law that applies to federal contractors (Wagner v. FEC) and the New York and Tennessee Republican parties are challenging the SEC rule that applies to state financial service contractors (New York Republican State Committee v. SEC).

The argument met with weary frustration from the renewables sector, which is facing job losses under the hostile policy shift.

Scharpf further states that persons perceiving a hostile environment will consciously shift negative externalities to others, and will be indifferent to negative externalities caused by the pursuit of their own interests (Scharpf, 1991, as cited in Messner, 2013).

"What ends up stopping bull markets is inflation because that causes the Fed to shift to a truly hostile stance.

From fearful to erotic, from hostile to trusting, the characters' constantly shifting relationships never jar.

The Devil in the deep blue sea Snarling, not pouncing ReprintsBut previously hostile popular attitudes towards sharks are shifting.

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The walls have not stopped the flow they have merely shifted it to the hostile deserts and mountains.

One of the best barometers of the LGBT community's rising influence is their shifting perception among historically hostile actors.

Despite Mr. Blair's enthusiasm for closer ties with European Union partners, for example, his government failed to shift public opinion, which remains hostile toward closer European integration.

Biofilms promote antibiotic resistance by enabling the bacteria to survive hostile environments such as UV radiation, pH shifts, and antibiotics.