Sentence examples for outbreak of hostile from inspiring English sources

At the moment, many Japanese firms are worried that the new triangular-merger law will lead to an outbreak of hostile takeovers by foreign buyers.

Cue extremely hostile outbreak of press and other comment on the "arrogance" of the broadcasters and in the face of an apparent impasse with the potential to damage the broadcasters – and especially the BBC – as well as David Cameron, the intervention of the BBC's director of news, former Times editor James Harding.

In the aftermath of the outbreak, the hostile attitude towards the index family subsided and made way for expressions of solidarity.

Since the outbreak of the intifada, over 100 Middle Eastern websites have been defaced or knocked out of action by spamming being jammed with thousands of hostile messages.

Decades of hostile rhetoric towards the West and towards Israel have fostered an equally hostile response.

"One of them, especially, had been kind of hostile.

They're afraid of hostile books".

Loomis felt a surge of hostile indignation.

But it smacks to China of hostile "containment".

"There are a lot of hostile people outside that gate".

This chapter discusses the real piece of hostile code.