Sentence examples for hostilities directed at from inspiring English sources

In a sign of the rising hostilities directed at their industry, four of the biggest private equity firms may form a trade group to represent their interests, The Financial Times reports.

The Three Fires Confederacy also broke several treaties with the United States prior to 1815, but finally signed the Treaty of Springwells in September of that year and ceased all hostilities directed at the United States.

After I bought a reasonably priced soda and milled about for awhile, the employees perked up when a gentleman who referred to himself as Luke ordered some fries in between hostilities directed at the amassed protesters.

"Despite that," he said, "Mormons perceive a fair amount of hostility directed at them from evangelicals".

Another problem, Jewel said, is what he sees as hostility directed at Muslim taxi drivers.

Mr. Lewy writes, "Prejudice alone... is not a sufficient explanation for the hostility directed at the Gypsies over the centuries".

He honored Meredith and others for their strong sense of purpose that allowed them to stand up to the hostility directed at them by opponents of civil rights.

The hostility directed at both the police and the state's political establishment also ensnared Martin O'Malley, the former governor and potential presidential contender.

The hostility directed at him by a sizeable portion of his own party and by newspapers that traditionally support the Conservative party is unsustainable.

For John Arden's Live Like Pigs (1957), about the hostility directed at a family of travellers on a housing estate, the set was a bare, littered cutaway house.

The sombre, short "World O' Darkness" offers his most explicit depiction of a society eroded by selfishness, its antidote hinted at in "Roadsinger" itself, where the hostility directed at the traveller is fractured by the shy smile of a child.