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.
By Robert Sullivan The New Yorker, September 11, 2000 P. 40 Talk story about an art book for children, "In the Paint.'' 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..
This refusal to make UNC a truly inclusive academic environment has led to hostility, suffering and even loss of life for UNC students.
Cattle raiding is a common phenomenon that led to hostility, insecurity and even deaths among communities in Kuron.
Charles's overthrow of Sigismund led to hostilities with Poland, but full-scale war did not break out until 1605; almost immediately the Swedes suffered a disastrous defeat at Kirkholm.
"They were asked by officers to end the party and turn the music off but that unfortunately just led to hostilities and officers were pelted with bottles and cans".
These differences in political and economic makeup often led to hostilities between the provinces.
This led to hostilities with the United Dutch Provinces a series of Anglo-Dutch Wars which would eventually strengthen England's position in the Americas at the expense of the Dutch.
