Sentence examples for increasing hostilities from inspiring English sources

Edwards's actions soon alienated these established residents, and the increasing hostilities between them and settlers recruited by Edwards led the Mexican government to revoke Edwards's contract.

To popularize his rule he repudiated the union of the Orthodox and Catholic Churches decreed by the Second Council of Lyon in 1274, thereby further increasing hostilities between the Latins and the Byzantines.

Increasing hostility prompts more calls for cycle tracks.

Latin America's increasing hostility towards prohibition makes Obama's attendance at the summit potentially difficult.

They had continued to experience "increasing hostility, aggressive behaviour and sometimes attacks to their personal integrity".

There's increasing hostility from the public, with people complaining directly to school superintendents.

Modern ranchers face increasing hostility, and not just from cow-haters.

After 1952 Perón incurred the increasing hostility of the church and the students.

For Suzanne and many others, the killings fit into a larger story of increasing hostility toward Muslims.

I felt an increasing hostility toward him that became more tenacious the more unreasonable I felt it to be.

Increasing hostility in political and media discourse, increasing hostility on the streets in terms of physical attacks and abuse and increasing hostility in the labour market and in educational contexts are some of the key markers of increasing anti-Muslim hate identified here".