Sentence examples for huge animosity from inspiring English sources

What do you do when there's a huge animosity between you and your staff without space for frank discussion?

In the last two years the EU has caused huge animosity between the countries of Northern and Southern Europe.

"There is no huge animosity towards to him but there was a sequence of events and the board has decided it was time for a new style of management".

The huge crowds of rivals underscored the animosity and distrust that have all but shut down political dialogue here just as Egypt is poised to complete its promised transition to a constitutional democracy.

Still, tales of reckless lending and huge compensation for executives have led to major animosity toward major banks.

But just by making it to the finals Ms. Palin brought huge audiences — and a weird jolt of political animosity — to a hit but hoary dance show that on Tuesday closed out its 11th season.

We live in a time of stark generational division and animosity, in which the year's huge political decisions, the ones that have seemed most cataclysmic – Brexit, Trump – have been decided by older voters whose opinions are vastly different from those of younger voters.

The case at hand reflects the deep animosity between Hello! and OK!, which often pay huge sums to subjects.

For the 10 blogs, Wagner has made to the new Shiny Digital "a small payment but not a huge amount of money" - rather, it's a personal settlement that takes the legal animosity between both sides off the table.

One certainty was that Al Jazeera gave its huge audience in Iraq a view of the nighttime battle that seemed likely to entrench the animosities that American troops now encounter almost everywhere in Iraq.

Irrespective of whether the president passed a huge tax cut or went out of his way to bring Republicans into the health care process, the seeds of racial animosity from the far-right were sown during the campaign.