Sentence examples for increased the hostility from inspiring English sources

Shawn Michaels' attack on Razor Ramon increased the hostility between the two.

This served only to increase the hostility of Enver and other CUP leaders toward him.

Moreover, falling growth rates increase the hostility of middle- and lower-income voters to redistribution, fomenting resentment against the "undeserving", whether migrants or the indigenous poor.

Increasing the offer would turn the deal into a takeover and would probably increase the hostility of many smaller brokerage companies that are already upset about having to adopt a new trading system.

For those of us who want you to be a great president, please do not succumb to the false promises of victory in a war that we have no business fighting and which not only is not about "winning the war on terror" but, in fact, only increases the hostility to our country around the world and increases the threat of terrorism.

If you go over people's heads to complain, you risk increasing the hostility, inadvertently opening up the other person to harsher punishment than you had anticipated, and becoming subject to blow-back yourself.

The fact that Carretta is white has increased the level of hostility to his book.

The downfall of Saddam Hussein, a Sunni, and the favoring of Shiite leaders by American administrators has increased the distrust and hostility of Sunnis toward the occupation and its Iraqi allies.

Using a population-based sample from the 2004 2005 Wisconsin Longitudinal Study, multivariate analyses found that CSA was positively related to both depressive and somatic symptoms and increased the likelihood of hostility for men who reported a history of CSA.

For example, Miller, Jenkins and Keating [ 12] found that experiencing parental hostility greatly increased the odds of a child exhibiting a behaviour disorder.

Defoe was prompted to write the pamphlet by the increased hostility towards Dissenters in the wake of the accession of Queen Anne to the throne.