Sentence examples for to alienate either from inspiring English sources

Labour embracing either an anti or a pro-immigration stance has the potential to alienate either group.

The eruptions could further damage Mr. Trump's reputation with women and Latino voters at a time when he can scarcely afford to alienate either group, five and a half weeks before Election Day.

He says he doesn't want to alienate either side.

The Obama administration can't afford to alienate either Turkey or the PYD.

Unlike any combat sports event that has ever come before it, Dynamite 1 has the potential to turn MMA fans on to the intricacies and nuances of kickboxing, and vice versa, with little chance to alienate either core audience.

Trump has been Riyadh's strongest ally over the past 18 months and the kingdom is aware it must try not to alienate either the White House or key senators in Congress.

"I think they're about equal," Mr. Steeper said, adding that a Republican who wants to keep his base energized and prevail in national elections cannot afford to disregard or alienate either group.

"Uncertainty always upsets the business community, and that's where the Kochs come from," said a former administration official who asked not to be named to avoid alienating either side.

Mr. Brooks suggests that Senator Obama's speeches were designed to appeal to both the "status quo camp" and to the "reform camp" of the educational debate to avoid alienating either side.

The consultant told me that his advice to his clients was to find ways to agree with Trump and ways to disagree with him, as Love herself has done, to avoid alienating either faction.

"Until January of last year, politically the government in Juba saw the U.N. as an ally — that is no longer the case," said an adviser to both the United Nations and the South Sudanese authorities, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid alienating either side.