Sentence examples for intensity of hostilities from inspiring English sources

Before the kidnapping Colombian officers and some of the FARC's military leaders had been holding talks in Havana to look for ways to reduce the intensity of hostilities.

Analysis of Type A components revealed that loudness, explosive speech, and intensity of hostility differed between depressed and nondepressed patients.

Just hours after the armed assault, Gingrich appeared on Fox News to announce that the atrocious armed assault is "part of a pattern.... an increasing intensity of hostility on the left".

Talks in Havana aimed at reducing the intensity of the hostilities had been under way between Colombian officers and some of the FARC's military leaders when the general was kidnapped.

The Age of Reason provoked a hostile reaction from most readers and critics, although the intensity of that hostility varied by locality.

But what is most startling about the novel is the intensity of the hostility it mobilises towards Betty.

Paul Krugman (column, July 23) wonders whether Ralph Nader's supporters are aware of the intensity of his "hostility to corporations".

Therein lies the reason for the intensity of the hostility of United fans, who this week hanged an effigy of Glazer from the gates of Old Trafford and chanted "Malcolm Glazer's gonna die".

"The intensity and regularity of hostilities between the relevant parties would certainly be important determinants.

The book lays bare the intensity of the mutual hostility between Christians and Jews in medieval Spain.

The intensity of anti-Catholic hostility stemming from the Popish Plot was a factor behind attempts in Parliament, commencing in 1679, to exclude the Duke of York from the succession.