Sentence examples for issue hostility from inspiring English sources

Please remember that the democratic politics of Europe have been rocked over the last few years by populist parties that won a large share of the vote essentially on one issue: hostility to immigration.

It adopts an anti-immigrant pose, but its signature issue is hostility to the European Union and particularly the bail-outs of poorer southern members of the euro by fiscally prudent northerners.

We shouldn't confuse the moralisation of a small number of hot-button issues with hostility with the scientific world view in general.

"In most cases, news outlets invite reputable experts to speak on the subject at hand, but when talking about LGBT issues, open hostility and anti-LGBT bias seems to be all the credibility required.

On paper, Bishop's sentiment seems fair ― we'd love for McCrory to be able to have a professional conversation around these types of issues without hostility.

It'll take more than leaving office to diminish the impact of McCrory's bigoted views, but here's to hoping he's up for enlightened conversation around such issues without hostility one day. .

But even President Bush, who tried to broker a compromise on the bombing issue, aroused deep hostility when he referred to Puerto Rico as the United States' "friend and neighbor".

On the second day of the 50-nation meeting, the water issue provoked considerable hostility, with delegates exchanging thinly disguised criticisms.

The cable upgrade issue has sparked hostility since the Versus deal was signed and keeps on sparking, recently in such hockey hotbeds as Akron, Ohio, where the need to upgrade his cable package caused Dave Wiley in the Akron Beacon Journal to post "I hate the NHL".

This latest issue has rekindled hostilities.

"So the issue of war hostilities is not on the table".