Sentence examples for recurrent hostilities from inspiring English sources
"This crisis stems from the prolonged occupation and recurrent hostilities, alongside a system of policies that undermine the ability of Palestinians to live normal, selfsustaining lives and realize the full spectrum of their rights, including the right to self-determination".
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia urged Iran's foreign minister to "spare us your evil" in a meeting that reflected profound Arab hostility to the Islamic Republic – a recurrent theme of high-level private conversations in the Middle East in recent times.
In 1995, shortly before another rash of incidents was exposed at the Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland, the General Accounting Office warned in a report that women at military academies faced widespread hostility, with 70percentto80percentcent saying they had experienced recurrent sexual harassment.
Of the SCL-90 subscale scores, somatisation, interpersonal sensitivity, hostility, and psychoticism were higher in a recurrent depressive episode than in the first episode, among those who had a history of DDP than among those without such a history, and among those who had had other types of depression than pure PPD.
"Because as you can see, in situations of recurrent conflict and instability, there is an inordinate amount of mistrust and hostility among different groups and community members.
For reasons including expected hostilities with Japan, requiring travel across the Pacific Ocean, long operational range was a recurrent theme in all U.S. battleship designs.
Somatisation, interpersonal sensitivity, hostility, and psychoticism were lighter in the first episode of depression than in recurrent episodes of depression and among those without a history of DDP compared to those who had.
The hostilities are withering.
