Sentence examples for may be hostile from inspiring English sources

It may be hostile on Tuesday evening but Palace have been through far worse.

Relations may be hostile for some time, as of course they were before 1989.

Syria's secular-minded government may be hostile to Islamist radicalism but is also fiercely at odds with al-Qaeda's prime enemy, the United States.

"Instead of someone who can't sit still, you get a person who may be hostile when provoked but who also has this ability to be very cold.

To the Mets, the pitch, which they viewed as deliberate, signaled the outbreak of a New York baseball war that may be hostile enough to get George Steinbrenner's juices flowing again.

"There's often a demanding figure in the background – it might be a boss, a family member or a friend – who you feel may be hostile to you switching off," he says.

"I understand that these killings happened decades ago and those involved may be dead, may not have been active in republicanism since that time or indeed may well be hostile to Sinn Féin and the peace process," said Mr McGuinness.

Genders and sexualities alliances are important resources for LGBTQ youth in schools, providing support and safe spaces in what may otherwise be hostile environments.

Put simply, if people know that they can be held liable for even inadvertent misstatements, and that the judges and juries who will rule on whether their statements were accurate may themselves be hostile to their views, they will be afraid to say anything that might conceivably be deemed inaccurate.

Public opinion, however, may be less hostile than the political elite.

So is Wright's Guggenheim, whose interior may be more hostile to art than that of any other museum.