Sentence examples for rising hostility between from inspiring English sources

Despite the rising hostility between Clinton and Sanders supporters, this is still the most likely outcome.

Rising hostility between supporters and opponents of the then prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, led to a military coup in September 2006.

At the same time, rising hostilities between oil producer's cartel OPEC and IEA, the west's oil watchdog, have made the market nervous, according to Nomura.

But doing so will be difficult if Silicon Valley's rising hostility toward working with Washington continues.

AMID this rising hostility toward Israel, the French philosopher and political activist Jean-Paul Sartre advocated a different way forward.

Rising hostility to the EU was reflected in the European elections, when support leapt for Eurosceptic parties.

In April, after Germany occupied Denmark, a Lithuanian envoy in Moscow reported rising hostility from Russian diplomats.

Yitzhak Aharonovitch, Israel's police minister and a member of the security cabinet, said he was shuttling between consultations on how to contain the rising hostilities.

On Friday, Pakistan released an Indian pilot shot down in Pakistani-controlled territory amidst rising hostilities.

The example we have with the Danish cartoons can in no way be compared with the genocide in Rwanda, but clearly it has created intolerance and given rise to hostility between the peoples of Europe, while achieving nothing positive.

The age-old hostility between the rising Muslim empire of the Ottomans and the declining Christian one of Byzantium still casts a shadow as the pope discovered when he unwisely quoted a Byzantine emperor's negative views of Muhammad.