Sentence examples for the continuous hostilities from inspiring English sources
Evidence of cultural exchange with Egypt is less than might be expected, while the remains show a surprising amount of contact with al-Andalus, despite the continuous hostilities between the Fatimids and the Umayyads of the Iberian peninsula.
Due to the continuous hostility between the two neighbouring states, the traditional administration which used to monitor the common border was changed into a semi-military structure on both sides.
These years were marked by continuous hostilities between the different Arab factions and between the various social groups.
Hardly surprising given England and Ireland have been in a state of almost continuous hostility, from the first Norman invasion, through the settlements under Henry VIII and a period of suppression and famine that led Jonathan Swift to propose the Irish might be better off selling their children as food to the English nobility, even going so far as to suggest a few recipes.
"Poor governance, continuous hostility with India and the cold war have all accounted for the destruction of Pakistan"s social structure and the rise in influence of the extremists," Lt Gen Talat Masood, a former defence secretary pointed out yesterday.
There is no evidence of continuous hostility between Buckingham and Henry VIII but there is little doubt of the duke's dislike of Thomas Wolsey because he believed Wolsey was plotting to ruin the old nobility and Henry VIII instructed Wolsey to watch Buckingham, his brotherHenry Stafford, 1st Earl of Wiltshire, and three other peers.
The continuous drip of perceived unfairness continues.
The continuous measures of parental depressive symptoms, family functioning and symptoms of hostility were expressed per standard deviation to facilitate comparisons of effect sizes.
Still, Ms. Kretser finds the continuous sightings intriguing.
Use the Continuous Shooting mode.
Since Miliband became leader, the paper has treated him with almost continuous, escalating hostility.
