In June, The Asian Age newspaper reported that an estimated 1,000 "honor killings" take place in the country every year, many of them the result of hostility bred by inter-caste marriages.
Inside Libya People escaping from Libya into Tunisia say children have been killed and injured as a result of internal hostilities.
During the McCarthy era, Lee was blacklisted as a result of his hostility toward the House Un-American Activities Committee.
The withdrawal of Dawn Johnsen, President Obama's choice to head the Office of Legal Counsel at the Justice Department, is just the latest example of a result of such hostility being hurled at members of the legal profession.
In good measure it's a result of inherent hostility to a new medium and fundamental resistance to progress(ives), but to some degree, it's because of the conflation of genuine moral outrage and the hard-nosed tone of online dialogue with the nasty comments of trolls and miscreants, an unfortunate (and often intentional) misconstrual.
"Water and electrical services are also affected as a result of the current hostilities.
About 70,000 villagers have fled their homes as a result of the renewed hostilities, one-tenth of them seeking refuge in China.
If Broadreach wants to terminate its contract, he adds, the company will have to pay Four Seasons damages that include the cost of negative publicity as a result of the Aviara hostilities.
By then, Detroit was, in the words of Thomas J Sugrue, author of The Origins of the Urban Crisis: Race and Inequality in Postwar Detroit, who provides the book's illuminating introductory essay, "one of America's most racially polarised cities, the result of deep-rooted hostilities between the city's white and African-American populations".
During the crisis over North Korea's refusal six years ago to allow international inspectors access to its main nuclear weapons complex, Mr. Clinton ordered stealth bombers, Patriot missile batteries and reinforcement troops to South Korea, fearing that a confrontation could result in a resumption of hostilities on the peninsula.
The result of this sustained hostility is that nature writing in Britain has become threatened with extinction.
