Sentence examples for long-running hostilities from inspiring English sources

Sunday's killings were an especially vicious expression of long-running hostilities between Christians and Muslims in this divided nation.

I have been out all week covering the Mommy Wars, those long-running hostilities between working moms and stay-at-home moms.

Sierra Leone emerged from a decade of conflict in 2002, while long-running hostilities in Liberia ended the following year.

There is a long-running hostility toward music that makes money, and Shania Twain and Alan Jackson make much more than alt-country artists ever will.

In particular, many Belgians were persuaded to work with the occupiers as a result of long-running hostility to Communism, particularly after the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941.

It featured a segment about a long-running experiment in Siberia breeding hostility out of foxes in one group, and hyper-aggression into another.

Labour has struggled to contain a long-running row over claims of anti-Semitism - hostility or prejudice directed against Jewish people - within its ranks.

Those hostilities were complicated by a long-running family feud that originated with Mr. Antar's divorce from his first wife, Deborah Rosen Antar, with whom he had five children.

Turkey's hostility to Rojava stems from its long-running conflict with its own Kurdish population.

Despite this temporary halt in hostilities, Henry's seizure of the Vexin proved to be a second long-running dispute between him and the kings of France.

"I've always done the right thing by her, and now this…" Joyce's relationship with her sister is a long-running sore, in which it would appear that Joyce has been the undeserving victim of sibling hostility.