Sentence examples for lead to hostility from inspiring English sources

Some Muslims expressed concern that escalating tensions would lead to hostility against them.

Dr. Hirsch said scientific studies of driving that he has reviewed, including a 1972 study of driving and air pollution near Los Angeles, proved that nasty smells can lead to hostility, bad driving and more accidents.

A lack of knowledge and understanding can often lead to hostility on a complex subject like genetics (Tabery 2015).

This feeling of injustice will cause the feeling of anger, which may lead to hostility and more destructive consequences.

The territorial debate over the islets, known as Dokdo in South Korea and Takeshima in Japan, is one of several simmering in Asia that some analysts fear could lead to hostilities, many of them tied to China's rise and its increasingly assertive claims to territory in the South China Sea.

If the redeployment was meant to warn India, it would stand in contrast to some efforts this month by leaders in each nation to tamp down emotions that some feared could lead to hostilities between the countries, which have fought three wars since 1947.

Something adjacent to fear materialises and this leads to hostility.

That led to hostility in the White House and talk of trying to run someone against Mr. Mathias.

that Knicks basketball star Patrick Ewing illustrated, edited by Susan Costello of Abbeville Press... Mentions a collapsed deal to trade Ewing to the Seattle SuperSonics, which led to hostility among local fans.

Deghayes and the rest of the family launched a campaign to secure his release but it led to hostility locally and his sons suffered bullying and the family home came under attack.

"As South Sudan gained independence in 2011, Sudan faced a toxic combination of rising inflation, unemployment and competition over land and resources which led to hostility among communities," said Amnesty.