Sentence examples for immediate hostility from inspiring English sources

"Their project was greeted by immediate hostility by a number of advocacy groups".

Before publication, an image of that page was, as is usual, transmitted to other online media and appeared on Twitter, generating immediate hostility from the Vote Leave team.

What he found was a tiny court with few resources, a town of crippling conventionality and an immediate hostility to himself and his type.

Almost any discussion of self-publishing seems to attract an immediate hostility quite unlike the amused tolerance that greets those who, say, exhibit their indifferent watercolours, or seek to try out their wine-making skills on their friends.

To avoid immediate hostilities, though, the Turks ostensibly bought the German ships (and the services of their crews), replacing two dreadnoughts that had been ordered from, but requisitioned by, Britain.Thus did Germany appear to gain a new ally, and Turkey a protector against dismemberment.

Mr. Obama ran into immediate Republican hostility to any tax plan that would generate additional revenue.

In an immediate sense, the hostility in Cuban-American official relations is unlikely to be touched by the Elian Gonzalez case.

In America, unlike Europe, there is both a peculiarly immediate sense of hostility and a coarse, on the whole unnuanced, attitude toward Islam.

They saw his selection as an immediate sign of hostility toward the reform effort.

[BBC News - © 2013 BBC] "I have an immediate knee jerk hostility to this study because if proven, the hypothesis would lead to the adoption of an incentive scheme to promote healthy behaviour.

The US and EU urged an immediate end to hostilities.