Sentence examples for which is hostile from inspiring English sources

Representative Jesse Jackson Jr., Democrat of Chicago, picked up eastern Will County, which is hostile territory for him.

But the president is gambling that public opinion, which is hostile to the legislation, will reverse before Election Day.

He dismissed the report as "a radio news item from Radio Dabanga which is hostile to us," and "opposition-run and Israeli funded", Euronews reports.

The choice of a president close to Saudi Arabia, which is hostile to the Brotherhood, was seen as a counterweight to its influence.

And even if a bill is passed, there is a low probability that a bill which is hostile to Fannie and Freddie will be passed.

Schwarz is arrogant enough to think he can solve it, but he soon discovers that "the files lead an independent life, which is hostile to human life".

These communications are generally separated into those which are hostile to the protestors, and those which are hostile to the administration.

"Ideas which are hostile to basic liberal values such as democracy, freedom and sexual equality.

This was a more prosaic Enlightenment, which was hostile to passionate politics.

But he gained significant support from the party's elite, which was hostile to frontrunner David Davis.

He is seeking the consent of trade unions, most of which are hostile to loosening labor laws.