Sentence examples for more hostile or from inspiring English sources

A more hostile or antagonistic relationship would stifle research and is liable to encourage, rather than prevent, more serious lapses and scandals.

But the official said such a strategy ran the risk of making the Taliban "more hostile" or possibly of giving a Taliban hard-liner too much influence in negotiations.

Yet when the participants saw the world from a height that was a head shorter than usual, "they thought people were being more hostile or trying to isolate them.

To hear Republicans on the campaign trail, the United States could not have elected a more left-wing president than Barack Obama, one more hostile to business or more eager to expand government power.

Diller and her partners are taking on the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington DC, a hovering, forbidding, concrete doughnut whose form and material could not be more hostile to alteration or addition.

Now there are thousands of them: blacklisting corrupt politicians at election time, lobbying for friendlier (or more hostile) ties with North Korea, networking with foreign NGOs and, of course, campaigning against globalisation.Electronic communications help make societies less hierarchical.

Its population is more hostile than the Germans or the French: almost half of Britons believe their government should ban you from the country even if it is against the law to do so.

Or more hostile and likely to tear ourselves apart and save them the trouble.

Then they get one, two or more hostile, even hateful, emails from the guy, as though they had broken up after years together.

He'll surely face observations that he is being groomed to be the latest in a line of brand extensions that also includes Dr. Phil; or more hostile accusations that he might become Winfrey's puppet, the deputized commander-in-chief of an Empress to big to be bothered to run for public office herself.

If you get a similar or more hostile response the second time, do not make a third attempt.