Sentence examples for return to hostilities from inspiring English sources

A number of specific risks threaten a return to hostilities — and further escalation.

The potential arrival of the Portuguese at Old Trafford would signal a return to hostilities with Pep Guardiola.

If he wins, there is the very real prospect of all hope collapsing and a return to hostilities.

However, it was not clear whether a significant return to hostilities was imminent, or if the renewed military exchanges would prove to be short-lived.

A return to hostilities is inevitable if progress is not made and the root causes of conflict are not addressed," they said.

The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, issued a statement condemning the breakdown of the ceasefire, adding that he was "gravely disappointed by the return to hostilities".

The question is how long that process can be sustained, and how it will end: with a nuclear-free North Korea at peace with its neighbors, with detente and containment of a de facto nuclear-armed state, or with a return to open hostility.

Journalist and commentator Oral Çalışlar said that neither the Turkish government nor the PKK had anything to gain from a return to full-scale hostilities.

The Russian market was also weakened by investors divesting in the wake of the war in Georgia, which raised the specter of a return to cold war hostilities with the West.

Most analysts here contend that even if relations between Argentina and the United States cool, it is unlikely that there will be a return to the outright hostility that prevailed both during Gen. Juan Perón's rule and the reign of the military dictatorship that took power after his death.

Mr. Kerry has demanded a return to the cessation of hostilities agreement he negotiated with Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov on Sept. 9, which collapsed a week later.