Sentence examples for increase in hostility from inspiring English sources

Internet veterans scoff at the notion that there's any increase in hostility online.

Generally, "new xenophobia" as a term describes the increase in hostility toward "the Other" experienced across Europe after 1989.

Washington's threatening posture towards Iran can only lead to an increase in hostility between Islam and the west, and we must expect more conflicts like the cartoon crisis.

Many of these men were said to be asylum-seekers, and the attacks have lead to an increase in hostility towards German's large refugee population.

The idea was to get me to hate blacks". Another strategy, Abbott observes, is the practice of favoring one ethnic group openly over the others; the result is an increase in hostility on all sides.

A soon-to-be-published report by the Mumbai-based Centre for Study of Society and Secularism and the U.K.-based Minority Rights Group International notes there has been a notable increase in hostility towards India's religious minorities since the BJP government, led by Modi, came to power in May 2014 and began to actively promote Hindu nationalism.

For Mr. Vallone and Mr. Hevesi, the day's exchanges reflected a recent increase in hostilities between their camps.

"The Yemeni people have lived with senseless violence for far too long and the recent increase in hostilities against innocent civilians only undermines the progress Yemen has made since the 2011 revolution," the U.S. embassy said in a statement posted on its website.

Further SEM analyses revealed that amongst girls, P was associated with increases in hostility, sadness, and fear, whereas amongst boys it was associated with decreases in joy.

Increases in hostility were associated with greater increases in heart rate among women with PTSD relative to those without PTSD.

The switch between 2007 and 2015 tracks with another change in American politics: a sharp increase in partisan hostility.