Sentence examples for induce hostility from inspiring English sources
Manhattan Borough President Percy Sutton, who is black, asked if the presence of low income residents in itself, would induce hostility.
The new family organization can facilitate physical and emotional detachment, which reduces family support and induces rejection and hostility.
Instead of driving the Iraqis to rebel against the regime in power, the embargo has induced them to hostility towards the West, and in any case, has made them incapable of any kind of action.
That reality, said Kelly, "can have one of at least two effects — make Catholics bold in facing a big challenge or induce a meekness and submissiveness so as not to arouse the hostility of the majority in places where the church's presence is small".
"The Norwegians have proved impotent in the last eight months and what is needed is a powerful international initiative that induces both sides to drop hostilities," said Jehan Perera, an analyst at the independent National Peace Council.
Informal regulation is necessarily less efficient than a well-designed formal alternative and the pattern of green behavior induced by the threat of community hostility may increase or decrease welfare.
This attitude, says Jon Savage, mirrors the general attitudes of punks towards the Silver Jubilee, for whom those celebrations induced feelings of "boredom, of irritation bordering on hostility".
Despite these personal attacks and occasional ill health (induced at least in part, she felt, by the hostility that fueled such attacks), Eddy accomplished much during the last decade of her long life.
Kellner et al. [ 20] reported that depression, anxiety and hostility scores in hyperprolactinemic women were similar to those of psychiatric patients and suggested that prolactin induces dysphoric states in its own right.
