Sentence examples for notorious hostile from inspiring English sources

Mr Kravis's notorious hostile takeover of RJR Nabisco has just been commemorated with a 20th anniversary edition of the bestselling book about it, "Barbarians at the Gate".

He thinks that young entrepreneurs like livedoor's Takafumi Horie, the notorious hostile bidder, are too greedy for money.Over the next 10-15 years, Japan will have to begin to deal with the consequences of population decline.

"The way it's usually expressed is that the possession of the property in question must be open and notorious, hostile, continuous, actual, exclusive and under claim of right," Mr. Hall said.

We began exploring the south side of the island, the windward facing shores of the notorious hostile Southern Ocean.

For all the dread of returning to the notorious Hong Kong hostiles that evening, after a day of exploring the area, I was actually looking forward to strapping Silentmode's PowerMask to my head — closing my eyes and embracing the luxury of forgetting where I was for a few precious minutes.

But it was clear by the volume and length of this ovation that it involved a good portion of the 41,959 fans in a stadium that is notorious for being hostile to opponents.

"In order for adverse possession to ripen into legal title in New York, the use must be actual, hostile, open, notorious, exclusive and under claim of right for a continuous 10-year period," Mr. Ferrara said.

White and Black witches are divided into ferociously hostile factions with notorious skirmishes between the two.

He is serving 10 years in Tehran's notorious Evin prison on charges of aiding a hostile country – the US.

His bank became notorious in 1959 when it engineered the first hostile takeover of a large British company, British Aluminium.In this section Taking the long view Fast forward Over the edge Molly and the playwright Back to basics Global frameworks ReprintsWarburg's role in the so-called "Aluminium war" was that of the scrappy outsider.

The men were detained on various charges of espionage and "hostile acts," although the North is notorious for issuing trumped up sentences to hold political prisoners.