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"Going back a few years, Ebay was the place to look, but as it has made their site more hostile for counterfeiters we've seen a displacement to social media and informalised selling channels".

C1 Journalists Legal Concerns As the public climate has become more hostile for reporters, so too has the legal climate for those seeking to protect confidential sources, analysts say.

Reporters Without Borders, an NGO, considers Sri Lanka more hostile for journalists than any other democracy.Asked whether he could not have prosecuted a just war more justly, Gotabhaya Rajapaksa, the defence chief, says the government had no choice but to use extraordinary tactics against a monstrous foe.

In a Hostile Climate for the Media, More Reporters Face Subpoenas Over Sources Media experts say that just as the public climate has become more hostile for reporters, with polls showing deep distrust of the media, so too has the legal climate for those seeking to protect confidential sources.

In this situation of rural areas becoming wilder and more and more hostile for human activities, wolves appear as a wild animal particularly difficult to control and symbolise the intrusion of the wild into the domestic.

When these people cannot afford rent for a space and are forced out of hard won locations by money hungry developers, the city becomes more hostile for The Children.

Stephanie Chang, an analyst at US-based IPO research firm Renaissance Capital, said: "Its competitor was successful on the first day but the environment has become more hostile, especially for Chinese companies, but [also] for all IPOs recently.

It has created a more hostile environment for development.

After 9/11, New York became a more hostile place for hundreds of thousands of people.

But you would have to spend a long time scouring the British Isles to find a more hostile environment for a man with TB.

The NCA will make the UK a more hostile environment for serious and organised crime and strengthen our border," Mrs May said.