Shah's death led to an outpouring of grief among his customers and neighbours, and exposed significant levels of animosity and discrimination faced by the UK's Ahmadi minority from other Muslims, particularly Pakistani Sunnis.
Let us also not forget the significant cooling of animosities between Greece and Turkey.
Contrary to expectations, the relationship between ethnocentrism and customer animosity is not significant.
We are actually planning to deliver large volumes of crude from Venezuela, and that is still significant despite the relationship or the animosity between the two presidents.
Taglieri also cited "overwhelming sociological data that West Indians and African-Americans see themselves in economic competition with one another, that a significant number of members of each group have animosity toward the other group".
Dennis Erdman, a television director, takes his cordiality to an extreme when he sees someone troubling and uses an animosity-deflecting, high-pitched, "How are you?" His significant other, Darren Star, a TV producer, counsels perspective above all else.
Meaning with a lack of proper respect, or with animosity?
But beyond G.M.'s over-the-top introductory hoopla and notwithstanding rightwing animosity (or recent questions about the possibility of postcrash battery fires), the Volt is a significant technical accomplishment and a clever shortcut around electric-car range anxiety.
Animosity between Britain and Argentina over the islands has escalated sharply in recent years with the discovery of significant oil deposits offshore.
If, as claimed above, proper knowledge of things (including the human body and its diseases) was to be gained only by interpretation, then economic motives and interests or political strategies and tactics, as well as personal animosities and rivalry among the participants in the clinical encounter, certainly must have played a significant role in their decision-making.
