Page A10 HOSTILITY AMONG VOTERS Typically, economic conditions frame the political debate.
It invokes confusion and can stir hostility among our adversaries".
It can breed hostility among people who need to work together.
The obverse of hostility among Democrats is wild popularity with his Republican base.
First, it underestimates the degree of distrust, even outright hostility, among voters now turning to Ukip.
Ms. Franklin's remedies, including a property tax increase, have generated bitterness and hostility among constituents.
Not surprisingly, Gregory's regimen aroused opposition and hostility among bishops in northern Italy and Germany especially, but also in France.
Charles had become drawn to a movement of church reform that aroused deep hostility among his Calvinist subjects.
A significant product of the newly emerging nationalism was widespread hostility among Chinese toward the alien dynasty.
Given the hostility among Palestinians towards the US peace proposals, Mr Arafat will find it almost impossible to accept them.
But few reported overt hostility among Europeans widely opposed to the war but not, Americans said, to United States citizens.
