Sentence examples for less hostility from inspiring English sources

This is a hostile takeover with little rationale, and even less hostility.

Negro students who followed them found slightly less hostility.

A few years ago, there was less hostility to patent holders than there is now.

Not everyone is happy at the access but there is much less hostility".

If Argentina's soya revolution brought local economic benefits, perhaps there would be less hostility.

Less hostility, less aggression, less acting-out behavior, and this is not just amenity value, it's actual performance and productivity.

Moreover, Hoffman and Cole demonstrate in fascinating detail just how thoroughly Jews were immersed in Arab culture and, in fact, how Jews and Arabs lived together with less mutual hostility than they do in today's Middle East.

An aircraft carrier and 20 other warships are there, plus more than 170 military aircraft.Mr Clinton's officials reckon that, with the Israeli-Palestinian peace process supposedly if questionably back on track, there might be less Arab hostility were they to send cruise missiles exploding into Iraq.

Europe has inherent advantages versus Silicon Valley; more stable workforce, far less current hostility to immigrants and a long tradition of numerous high-quality engineering schools.

38 We can speculate that this was found since adolescent girls have a greater number of friends than do boys; they expect and desire more nurturing behaviour from their friends and family members, and experience more empathy, more self-disclosure and less overt hostility in their friendships than do boys.

www.saintignatiusloyola.org * "THANK YOU, KURT MASUR" Although the effusiveness of the New York Philharmonic's public thanks seems strained after years of more or less open hostilities, there is no question that gratitude is due.