Sentence examples for hostility mounted from inspiring English sources

Hostility mounted in the surrounding communities to the Perfectionists' marriage arrangements, and in 1879 Noyes advised the group to abandon the system.

The Sox fell below.500 on the first day of the month, and as the losses have mounted, the hostility once aimed at Valentine has now spread to much of the team.

With hostility to Muslims mounting in Germany, some women draw parallels with Nazi racism.

The mounting hostility between Mr. Trump and traditional party leaders has pushed the party to the edge of rupture.

But it also showcased both the mounting hostility toward the Tahrir Square activists in some precincts more worried about stability and economic growth than swift political change.

The mounting hostility towards Greece was compounded by figures published yesterday which showed the country's economy had contracted by 13 per cent over the past two years.

Several associations of foreign residents in Japan have responded warily to the drill, seeing it as the latest sign of mounting hostility toward other Asians in Japan.

Stournaras, a technocrat widely credited with smoothing often fraught relations between Greece and its foreign lenders, has encountered mounting hostility from within the tripartite government over the dismissals.

But it comes against the backdrop of Greek antipathy towards Germany and mounting hostility towards the EU more generally, according to our correspondent Helena Smith in Athens.

A long statement after the regular monthly meeting of the 11 corps commanders last week illuminated the mounting hostility toward the United States, even as it remains the army's biggest patron, supplying at least $2 billion a year in aid.

Amid mounting hostility over austerity measures that last week sparked some of the ugliest scenes of violence since the eruption of Europe's debt-crisis in Athens, he appealed for calm in navigating what he has increasingly come to call a "state of war".