Sentence examples for sparked hostility from inspiring English sources

The cable upgrade issue has sparked hostility since the Versus deal was signed and keeps on sparking, recently in such hockey hotbeds as Akron, Ohio, where the need to upgrade his cable package caused Dave Wiley in the Akron Beacon Journal to post "I hate the NHL".

The incident sparks hostility that manifests itself throughout the film with ethnic digs.

He cautioned that soccer was responsible for multiple "abominable and corrupt acts," including befriending and admiring infidels, fandom which sparks hostility between supporters of different teams, cursing, profiteering and insulting others when one's team wins.

In 1407, John the Fearless assassinated Orléans, sparking hostilities between the factions.

To trowel on the pain, some perceptions of the city are still shaped by the convulsive riots of 2001 – which were initially sparked by hostility to the BNP, but essentially were aimed at the police, and which resulted in 200 local people being sent to prison.

Upon negotiating with the Tripolitanian envoy, Sivori was able to get an agreement restoring the diplomatic situation to as it had been prior to the events that had sparked the hostilities.

Many gay men and lesbians also worried about sparking greater hostility from the conservative public -- and success in pushing for marriage seemed so remote.

By ordering the Shia militia into a Sunni-dominated region, Abadi runs the risk of their presence sparking sectarian hostilities.

The Government's plan to end on-shore wind subsidies next year was in doubt after it was defeated in the House of Lords, in a move that could spark further hostilities between David Cameron and peers.

Many remain concerned that military action could draw the US into a prolonged war and spark broader hostilities in the region.

Many US politicians and members of the public remain concerned that military action could draw the nation into a prolonged war and spark broader hostilities in the region.