Sentence examples for rise in hostility from inspiring English sources

The parade was staged against the backdrop of a perceived rise in hostility towards LGBTI rights under the Law and Justice government.

But the apparent rise in hostility toward refugees, many of whom see wealthy Germany as a kind of promised land, has been countered by an outpouring of sympathy and support for people seen as desperate victims of poverty or violence.

An American ban on its nationals travelling to Lebanon, which lasted from 1987 to 1997, combined with cutbacks in American government funding, severely drained its resources.Despite the current rise in hostility to America, officials at both universities are confident of escaping such calamities in the future.

It's not easy to assess the current program's costs and benefits, and especially the number of non-combatants killed -- with a consequent rise in hostility toward America.

In its annual report on racism in France, the National Consultative Commission on Human Rights (CNCDH) noted a rise in hostility towards the Roma, and denounced the government's preference for "a repressive approach," rather than "a robust policy of eliminating slums through integration".

In its 2015 annual report on racism in France, the National Consultative Commission on Human Rights (CNCDH) noted a rise in hostility towards the Roma, and denounced the government's preference for "a repressive approach," rather than "a robust policy of eliminating slums through integration".

In the past few years, two things have happened: a dramatic rise in online hostility, and a growing awareness that the lovely sense of privacy engendered by communicating via a computer is a catastrophic illusion.

With last year's Holocaust-themed Oscar winner Ida triggering questionable responses, and Jews currently sensing a palpable rise in ethnic hostility even in the relatively liberal UK, these things matter.

Over the past couple years, I've sensed an intense rise in anti-Muslim hostility in the air, and I'm tired of inhaling these toxic fumes and pretending they don't affect me.

The world seems out of control as terrorist attacks rock Paris, Lebanon, and Mali; hostilities rise in Israel and the Palestinian territories; violence continues against black lives; bitter debate rages over refugees and frightening rhetoric around Muslims feeds fears. .

An article last Sunday about the rise of hostility to Muslim immigrants in the Netherlands misstated the deportation policy advocated by Geert Wilders, an avowed anti-Muslim Dutch politician who leads the country's third-largest party.