Sentence examples for hostilities rise from inspiring English sources

"A 35-year-old psychology student," he writes, "Ms. Bynum was obviously letting her inner hostilities rise to the surface.

The world seems out of control as terrorist attacks rock Paris, Lebanon, and Mali; hostilities rise in Israel and the Palestinian territories; violence continues against black lives; bitter debate rages over refugees and frightening rhetoric around Muslims feeds fears. .

In May 1998, the costs of continuing the hostility rose appreciably.

For its part, Pakistan "can't afford to annoy the Americans" by allowing hostilities to rise too much, says Khalid Mahmud of the Institute of Regional Studies in Islamabad.

In Las Vegas, home to a large population of the homeless, there were no reported killings of any of them last year, but many say hostilities have risen as the city moves to get them out of the parks and off the streets.

Parent child hostility gives rise to fear, anger and distress, and increases the likelihood of aggressive behaviour and anxiety of the child [ 14, 15].

But official hostility was rising.

The hostility often rises and falls with current events: After U.S. special forces killed Osama bin Laden in a May 2011 raid, Antepli recalled, two men in a pickup truck yelled at his wife and forced her off the road.

But there they were, my friends, and thousands of others, spreading a saccharine message of peace at a time of rising hostilities.

Oil prices last week reached $30 a barrel, partly because of fear of such hostilities and the rising crescendo of the national debate.

The next time he makes a bad mistake, or gets sent off, or looks like he is not trying, the hostility will quickly rise again to the surface.